Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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... texts as they do in the texts of Hazohar . The use of öi seems to have been a very deliberate decision , especially because there are many hypercorrect forms , e.g. öif ' on ' ( cf. StY oif , NEY af ) , öif kumen ' to rise ' ( cf. StY ...
... texts as they do in the texts of Hazohar . The use of öi seems to have been a very deliberate decision , especially because there are many hypercorrect forms , e.g. öif ' on ' ( cf. StY oif , NEY af ) , öif kumen ' to rise ' ( cf. StY ...
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... texts . However , the system used in these texts was not uniform and there is some variety in them . Some systems used special diacritical signs , for instance a dot under the s to denote Yiddish zajen and š for Yiddish šin . The Jewish ...
... texts . However , the system used in these texts was not uniform and there is some variety in them . Some systems used special diacritical signs , for instance a dot under the s to denote Yiddish zajen and š for Yiddish šin . The Jewish ...
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APPENDIX C : SAMPLES OF LATINIZED TEXTS This appendix contains some examples of Latinized articles and poems published in local Jewish journals and transcriptions ... Texts Appendix C: Samples of Latinized texts The Journal Hazohar.
APPENDIX C : SAMPLES OF LATINIZED TEXTS This appendix contains some examples of Latinized articles and poems published in local Jewish journals and transcriptions ... Texts Appendix C: Samples of Latinized texts The Journal Hazohar.
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The Origins of Helsinki Jewry and Their Yiddish | 19 |
Yiddish Dialect Maps | 26 |
Political Orientation and Attitudes towards Yiddish and Hebrew | 35 |
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