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How Was the Dageš in Biblical Hebrew Pronounced and Why Is It There? Geoffrey Khan
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The Syntactic Basis of Masoretic Hebrew Punctuation Author(S): Mark Aronoff Source: Language, Vol
Judeo-Arabic
Recent Notes on Hebrew Pronunciation
The Vocalization of Verbs Containing Gutturals in Tiberian and Babylonian Traditions. an Attempt of Systematic Description
Opacity in Tiberian Hebrew: Morphology, Not Phonology*
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Visibility and Abstract Form: Evidence from Spirantization in Modern Hebrew
Ancient Hebrew
The Tiberian Pronunciation Tradition of Biblical Hebrew, Volume 1
Hebrew Stress: Back to the Future
Introduction to Hebrew Linguistics (‘Inleiding Hebreeuwse Taalkunde’) Uva, Week 6, March 10, 2011
Intermediate Biblical Hebrew Grammar
1 the Word in Tiberian Hebrew* Bezalel Elan Dresher 1
The Medieval Karaite Tradition of Hebrew Grammar
Internationalization and Math
Tiberian Hebrew Spirantization and Phonological Derivations William J
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1 Introduction to Tiberian Hebrew Accents
Yoel Elitzur</Italic>, <Italic>Ancient Place Names in the Holy Land
Textually Deviant Fonns As Evidence for Phonological Analysis: a Service of Philology to Linguistics JOSEPH L
Canaanite, “Proto-Hebrew” 1
The Tiberian Vocalization and the Hebrew of the Second Temple Period
'Extended Tiberian' Vocalization of Hebrew
1.3 Adverbs in Hebrew (BH, DSSH, and MH) 26-33 1.3.1 Quality and Taxonomy 26-32 1.3.2 Adverbial and Adverbial Phrase 32-33
ENCYCLOPEDIA of HEBREW LANGUAGE and LINGUISTICS Volume 2 G–O
Tiberian Hebrew 5 Wikipedia Articles
Transliteration of Biblical Hebrew for the Role-Lexical Module1
Iggeret 92 2020 Current Issue
An Assessment of the Role of Phonology in the Patterns of Historical Gutturals in Modern Hebrew
Semitic Alphabets (See History.) Rick Aschmann © Richard P
Generative Phonology (Since 1968): – Displace the Term 'Phoneme', and Use 'Segments'
Reflexes of Proto-Semitic Sounds in Daughter Languages
Vowel Reduction in Modern Hebrew: Traces of the Past and Current Variation