Semitic and Indo-European

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Volume I: The Principal Etymologies. With observations on Afro-Asiatic

Saul Levin(Autor*in)

John Benjamins Publishing Company

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Erschienen am 21. September 1995

XXII, 514 Seiten

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SEMITIC AND INDO-EUROPEAN THE PRINCIPAL ETYMOLOGIES
Editorial page
Title page
Copyright page
Dedication
PREFACE
Table of contents
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL ABBREVIATIONS
INTRODUCTION
Chapter I. NON-VERBAL NOUNS AND THEIR INFLECTIONS
1.A. Sem. (Arabic) {pawran} : IE (Gr.) 'bull'
1.B. IE (Latin) cornu(m) : Sem. (Akk.) {qarnu(m)} 'horn'
1.C. Sem. (Heb.) {?ozen} : IE (Old High German) [?]oren 'ear'
1.D. IE (Gr.) : Sem. (Aram.) {te?uwmey} 'twins'
1.E. IE (Skt.) {vít} : Sem. (Akt) {bi-it} 'house'
1.F. Sem. (Arabic) {?ardan} : IE (Old English) [?]eordan 'earth'
1.G. Sem. (Heb.)
1.H. Sem. (Arabic)
1.I. Sem. (Aram.)
1.J. IE (Skt.) {gárbham} : Sem. (Akk.) {qerbam} 'womb'
1.K. Sem. (Ge ez) {gwern} 'threshing floor' : IE (OEng.) cweorn 'quern'
1.L. Sem. (Ge?ez)
1.M. Sem. (Heb.)
1.N. Recapitulation of Morphology
Chapter II. VERBAL ROOTS
2.A. Biconsonantal IE
2.B. Biconsonantal Sem.
2.C. Biconsonantal Sem.
2.D. Biconsonantal Sem.
2.E. Bi- or triconsonantal IE
2.F. Biconsonantal Sem.
2.G. Biconsonantal IE (Gr.)
2.H. Bi- or triconsonantal IE (Gr.)
2.I. Triconsonantal IE (Gr.)
2.J. Bi- or triconsonantal Sem. (Heb.)
2.K. Triconsonantal IE (Gr.)
2.L. Biconsonantal (-)p-T- 'open'
2.M. Triconsonantal {br-K-} 'wet, drench'
2.N. Triconsonantal IE (Skt.)
2.O. Tricons. Sem. (Heb.)
2.P. Tricons. Sem.
2.Q. Triconsonantal Sem.
2.R. Tricons. IE (Gr.)
2.S. ?iconsonantal IE (Gr.)
2.T. Triconsonantal
2.U. Triconsonantal
2.V. Triconsonantal Sem. (Heb.)
2.W. Triconsonantal Sem. (Heb.) {(-)z(-)z(-)H(-)} :
2.X. Bi- or tricons. Sem. (Heb.)
2.Y. Triconsonantal Sem.
2.Z. Tricons. Sem. (Heb.)
2.AA. Reduplicating Biconsonantal Sem.
2.BB. Tricons. IE (Skt.
2.CC. Tricons. Sem. (Arabic)
2.DD. Review of Root Consonants
Chapter III. PRONOUNS
3.A. Sem. (Heb.)
3.B. IE (Skt.)
3.C. IE (Latin)
3.D. Sem. (Akk.)
3.E. Sem. (Heb.)
3.F. Sem. (Heb.)
3.G. Sem. (Aram.)
3.H. Concluding Remarks on Pronouns
Chapter IV. PREPOSITIONS
4.A. Sem. (Heb.)
4.B. IE (OHG) durec 'through' : Sem. (Heb.)
4.C. Egyptian {Hnt(y)} : IE (Latin) ante 'in front of
4.D. IE (Gothic, Gr.) {ana} : Sem. (Akk.) {ana} '(up)on, to'
4.E. Sem. (Eblaite, Akk.) {in} : IE (Latin, etc)
4.F. Sem. (Heb., Aram.)
4.G. Sem. (Akk.)
4.H. Concluding Remarks on Prepositions
Chapter V. NUMERALS
5.A. Sem. (Aram.)
5.B. The Displaced Numerals
5.C. The More Problematical Displaced Numerals Sem.
5.D. Sem. (Heb.)
5.E. Sem. (Akk.)
5.F. Egyptian
5.G. IE (Gr.)
5.H. Concluding Remarks
ADDENDA
INDICES
Index of Scholars
Index of Languages
Index of Grammatical or Linguistic Terms
Index of Miscellaneous Topics
Index of Linguistic Forms
Index of English Glosses

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