By Max Margolis
PREFACE way back to 18~4, Professor H~R,.'SANN L. S'l'RAClC, {If the collage of Berlin 1 who ]la.d fa.vorably spotted my firEt tv-o courses, either facing t]1O textual ('riticism of the Talmud, suggeste(l to me the writing nf a piece to aU intents a.nd pnrposos comparable' to the vresent one. The plan was once elahorMtell intimately, and 1 aetu<'llly 1907="" commenced="" work="" on="" u·="" number="" of="" larger="" texts.="" soon,="" however,="" i="" realized="" that="" with="" the="" meaus="" at="" my="" dis·="" posnl="" it="" ,vas="" impossible="" for="" me="" to="" arrive="" (l,="" satisfactory="" form="" text.="" lioreover,="" professional="" lying="" in="" other="" t1irections,="" was="" forced="" aba.ndoll="" tbe="" time="" being="" ;111="" t]lolight="" prosecuting="" this="" plan.="" vllcn="" jn="" autumn="" visited="" germany,="" prof.="" strack="" urged="" mc="" let="" go="" a="" while="" septua.gint="" studies="" and="" t.o="" resume="" tllat="" long="" neglect.ell.="" piece="" 'l'almudic="" work.="" 'vith="" aid="" .t="" u.dm(="" .="" se~l's="" :i;~n="" ;"1"ilrp,="" israt;.l="" ~hchels'r;d'l"s="" p~i'="" ",~,="" moyse="" scl
Table of Contents
CONTENTS; Grammar; creation (§ 1-3); The Aramaic Idiom of the Babylonian Talmud Its; position typically Aramaic ; Script and Orthography ; lIeans of }'ixing the V ccalization ; I Phonology (§ 4-7); The Consonants and their Cbanges · ·; The Vowels and their adjustments · · · Syllabic Loss lack of Sounds via Col1ocation; of 'Vords within the Sentence ; The accessory · · ·; II Morphology (§ 8-41); A The Pronoun (§ 8-11); own Pronoun · ·; Demonstrative Pronoun; ReJative Pronoun · · · Interrogath'c Pronoun ·; B The Noun (§ 12-23); (a) The :8ominal Steme (§ 12-1S); · ·; · · ·; · · ·; ·; · · ·; IJnge; 1; three; 7; eight; 10; 15; 15; sixteen; 17; 18; IS; § 12 PrcJiolinary feedback 19; § thirteen § 14 'l'riconsonanlal ~ominal Stems with Yowel Gr:lc13tion 22; § t five 'With the center Hadical Geminate 22; § sixteen, 'Vith Prefixcs '25; § 17, Plurieonsonantal Stems 25; § 18 Denominati"es shaped by way of me:lnS o~ Aftortnath-c8 2G; (b) Inflection (§ 19-22); § t nine Infleetiona} Endings , • , ,
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From roots V"y and iy): Pa( 43 Tab. XV 33. a. With N, Cf. also xnaaia. it is as to read of correct ^ts. 3? in deference to the system; very likely, Blpa '^. I write however, the words were pronounced lifrukinnan, ninkutu. & tans (lai'na); *iias (ii^as), -isVex (la^s^x), X^B (x^i^pB), sionally semi-reduced : 1 \\ siil-ips' Note i in 1. ' K15H^; pSsBCpll^^j sfina (jnniu), Ti^a. (lliriDX). * n-nk (fi^ix); || p; In the place of a unaccented closed syllables, by the side of x^'-i, xns^s, or ti'irok), xaqx we find frequently in e. g. xspi'i (Hebr. A manual of the Aramaic language of the Babylonian Talmud: grammar, chrestomathy and glossary by Max Margolis
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