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THE INFLUENCE OF SIDAMO ON THE ETHIOPIC LANGUAGES OF GURAGE WOLF LESLAU Brandeis University The Semitic languages of Ethiopial occupy a geographical domain in which Cushitic was and still is employed . ? When the Semites of South Arabia ...
THE INFLUENCE OF SIDAMO ON THE ETHIOPIC LANGUAGES OF GURAGE WOLF LESLAU Brandeis University The Semitic languages of Ethiopial occupy a geographical domain in which Cushitic was and still is employed . ? When the Semites of South Arabia ...
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No student either of Arabic or of Semitic can afford to miss this book , but only the test of confrontation with fresh material , as one after another of the many works of early Arab philologers still hidden in MSS becomes available ...
No student either of Arabic or of Semitic can afford to miss this book , but only the test of confrontation with fresh material , as one after another of the many works of early Arab philologers still hidden in MSS becomes available ...
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Arthur E. Hutson's study , The Semitic Element in Hisperic ( 211-6 ) , identifies as Semitic some of the elements in this Irish - created style of medieval Latin , which indulged in a Joycean obscurantism characterized by ' tortured ...
Arthur E. Hutson's study , The Semitic Element in Hisperic ( 211-6 ) , identifies as Semitic some of the elements in this Irish - created style of medieval Latin , which indulged in a Joycean obscurantism characterized by ' tortured ...
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The IndoEuropean consonants in Albanian | 31 |
h before semivowels in | 41 |
The influence of Sidamo on the Ethiopic languages of Gurage | 63 |
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