Syntactic Features of Left Dislocation Constructions in Post-Exilic Biblical Hebrew.
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Works matching IS 10138471 AND DT 2021 AND VI 30 AND IP 2
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Israelian Hebrew, Inscriptions from the North of Israel, and Samaritan Hebrew: A Complex of Northern Dialects.
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Morphology and Markedness: On Verb Switching in Biblical Hebrew Poetry.
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Innovative Morphological Distinctions in Verbal Forms in the Samaritan and Tiberian Reading Traditions of Biblical Hebrew.
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Impersonal Verbal Constructions in Biblical Hebrew: Active, Stative, and Passive.
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Expressing the Day of the Month in Biblical Hebrew: A Diachronic Perspective.
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The Varieties of DSS Hebrew as Reflected in Two Syntactic Traits, and the Sociolinguistic Situation Underlying the Qumran Hebrew Variety.
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Unipolar Conceptual Metaphors in Biblical Hebrew.
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The Noun ’îš in Ancient Hebrew: A Marker of Essential Participation.
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The Significance of Three Methods of Grouping Biblical Hebrew Text Portions.
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Reported Direct Speech in the Hebrew Bible and in the Andersen-Forbes Morphology and Syntax Database.
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Determining the Significance of Lexical Features as Indicative of CBH and LBH: Insights from the Tiberias Stylistic Classifier for the Hebrew Bible.
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The Meaning of Qatal.
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Free Forms of Address and the Cases of Expressive Shift in Biblical Hebrew.
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A Re-examination of Verb Agreement with Conjoined Subjects in Biblical Hebrew.
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Defining Collective Nouns: How Cognitive Linguistics Can Help Hebrew Grammarians.
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A Love Triangle Between God, Sophia, and the Righteous Interwoven in the Retelling of the Pentateuchal Stories in Wisdom 10.
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Niphalisation in Ancient Hebrew: A Perspective from the Samaritan Tradition.
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Internal Temporal Structure of the Biblical Hebrew Verb: A Case Study of Lexical Aspect in the Verb ydʿ.
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Leviathan, Rebuffing the Notion of Being Identified as a Natural Animal?
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Partnership Remembered: Erets Canaan as Co-Provider and Co-Enforcer in H.
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