Foundations for Syriac Lexicography III
Colloquia of the International Syriac Language Project
Gorgias Press
Published on 15. April 2019
337 pages
978-1-4632-1627-6 (ISBN)
Description
This volume is part of a series that addresses issues of Classical Syriac lexicography, and the lexicography of other ancient languages. The international team of authors invited to participate represents a wide range of disciplines and opens new horizons in lexical thinking. Essays in this volume discuss the place for enclitics in lexica, the grammatical classification of words, translation technique, and using new technologies to aid in the lexicographer's task. This book represents the forefront of Syriac lexical studies, and has much to offer those studying Greek and other Semitic languages as well.
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Digital original
Language
English
Place of publication
Piscataway, NJ
United States
Target group
Professional and scholarly
US School Grade: College Graduate Student
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Digital original
File size
2,44 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-4632-1627-6 (9781463216276)
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Content
- Intro
- CONTENTS
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ABBREVIATIONS
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- SERIES PREFACE
- AN INTERDISCIPLINARY ADVENTURE
- INTRODUCTION. SYRIAC LEXICOGRAPHY BETWEEN GENERAL LINGUISTICS AND SEMITIC PHILOLOGY
- PART ONE. LEXICOGRAPHY AND MORPHOLOGY
- CHAPTER 1. LEMMA AND LEXEME: THE CASE OF THIRD-ALAPH AND THIRD-YODH VERBS
- CHAPTER 2. FEMININE NOMINAL ENDINGS IN HEBREW, ARAMAIC AND SYRIAC: DERIVATION OR INFLECTION?
- CHAPTER 3. INFLECTIONAL MORPHEME OR PART OF THE LEXEME? SOME REFLECTIONS ON VERBS BEGINNING WITH SA- IN CLASSICAL SYRIAC
- CHAPTER 4. LEXEME STATUS OF PRONOMINAL SUFFIXES
- PART TWO. LEXICOGRAPHY AND SYNTAX: PART OF SPEECH ATTRIBUTION
- CHAPTER 5. GRAMMATICAL CLASSIFICATION IN SYRIAC LEXICA: A SYNTACTICALLY BASED ALTERNATIVE
- CHAPTER 6. HOW SYNTACTIC FORMALISMS CAN ADVANCE THE LEXICOGRAPHER'S ART
- PART THREE. WORDS, TEXTS, AND CONTEXTS
- CHAPTER 7. A SYNOPSIS-BASED TRANSLATION CONCORDANCE AS A TOOL FOR LEXICAL AND TEXT-CRITICAL EXPLORATION
- CHAPTER 8. CONTEXT OF SITUATION IN BIBLICAL LEXICA
- CHAPTER 9. NEW TOOLS AND METHODOLOGIES FOR BIBLICAL LEXICOGRAPHY
- PART FOUR. INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES: HEBREW AND GREEK LEXICOGRAPHY
- CHAPTER 10. THE GESENIUS / BROWN-DRIVER-BRIGGS FAMILY
- CHAPTER 11. ON REVISING AND UPDATING BDB
- CHAPTER 12. THE KOEHLER-BAUMGARTNER FAMILY
- CHAPTER 13. KAHAL-THE SHORTER HALAT: A HEBREW LEXICON PROJECT IN PROGRESS
- CHAPTER 14. OTHER HEBREW LEXICA: ZORELL AND ALONSO SCHOEKEL
- CHAPTER 15. SEMANTIC DOMAINS FOR BIBLICAL GREEK: LOUW AND NIDA'S FRAMEWORK EVALUATED FROM A COGNITIVE PERSPECTIVE
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- INDEXES
