Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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... words in the downward dissection . 37 36 Many HA words were replaced by their Germanic Yiddish counterparts or NHG loans and occasionally by Swedish or Russian words . Besides the aforementioned reasons the general tendency in the ...
... words in the downward dissection . 37 36 Many HA words were replaced by their Germanic Yiddish counterparts or NHG loans and occasionally by Swedish or Russian words . Besides the aforementioned reasons the general tendency in the ...
Page 186
... words found in the data have established themselves as integrated loan - words and which are mere nonce - borrowings . With some groups of words it is easier to believe that the word has been integrated , for instance items that are new ...
... words found in the data have established themselves as integrated loan - words and which are mere nonce - borrowings . With some groups of words it is easier to believe that the word has been integrated , for instance items that are new ...
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... words common to Yiddish and Swedish ( and German ) , e.g. HeY ti : p / tü : p - FS typ [ tü : p ] ( NHG Tüp ) and , of course , in FS loan words . In Hey r and I are pronounced identically with FS . Due to mild interference there are ...
... words common to Yiddish and Swedish ( and German ) , e.g. HeY ti : p / tü : p - FS typ [ tü : p ] ( NHG Tüp ) and , of course , in FS loan words . In Hey r and I are pronounced identically with FS . Due to mild interference there are ...
Contents
The Origins of Helsinki Jewry and Their Yiddish | 19 |
Yiddish Dialect Maps | 26 |
Political Orientation and Attitudes towards Yiddish and Hebrew | 35 |
Copyright | |
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