A Textbook of Israeli Hebrew: with an introduction to the classical language
Book information
Description
The aim of this book is to enable the student to read, write, and speak acceptable Israeli Hebrew and to understand less complex biblical Hebrew. A unique feature is the author's use of the principles of structural analysis. For students who are not acquainted with a language other than English, he elucidates those features of the language that are unfamiliar in the structure of English. The student is trained, from the first, to read "unvocalized" script as the native reader does, and "reading clues" (word and phrase patterns) are provided for this purpose. The work is organized into sections that can be worked through in an academic year—presentation of features, text samples, exercises, grammatical synopses, and individual and comprehensive glossaries. This text may be used by teachers without specialized training in linguistics. It can be used by self-teaching students as well as by those at college level, and it will valuable for immigrants to Israel. Foreword......Page 5 Contens......Page 13 Abbreviations......Page 14 Elements of Speach and their Representation in Writing......Page 15 Section One......Page 26 Section Two......Page 29 Section Three......Page 33 Section Four......Page 37 Section Five......Page 42 Section Six......Page 44 Section Seven......Page 51 Section Eight......Page 58 Section Nine......Page 61 Section Ten......Page 66 Section Eleven......Page 71 Section Twelve......Page 75 Section Thirteen......Page 83 Section Fourteen......Page 90 Section Fifteen......Page 97 Section Sixteen......Page 100 Section Seventeen......Page 105 Section Eighteen......Page 113 Section Nineteen......Page 119 Section Twenty......Page 127 Section Twenty-One......Page 132 Section Twenty-Two......Page 138 Section Twenty-Three......Page 143 Section Twenty-Four......Page 147 Section Twenty-Five......Page 153 Section Twenty-Six......Page 158 Section Twenty-Seven......Page 163 Section Twenty-Eight......Page 167 Section Twenty-Nine......Page 173 Section Thirty......Page 180 Section Thirty-One......Page 189 Section Thirty-Two......Page 194 Section Thirty-Three......Page 203 Section Thirty-Four......Page 211 Section Thirty-Five......Page 220 Section Thirty-Six......Page 223 Section Thirty-Seven......Page 236 Section Thirty-Eight......Page 242 Section Thirty-Nine......Page 247 Section Forty......Page 251 Section Forty-One......Page 264 Section Forty-Two......Page 272 Section Forty-Three......Page 282 Section Forty-Four......Page 290 Section Forty-Five......Page 297 Section Forty-Six......Page 308 Section Forty-Seven......Page 316 Section Forty-Eight......Page 320 Section Forty-Nine......Page 324 Section Fifty......Page 327 Section Fifty-One......Page 332 Section Fifty-Two......Page 336 Section Fifty-Three......Page 344 Section Fifty-Four......Page 348 Section Fifty-Five......Page 351 Section Fifty-Six......Page 354 Section Fifty-Seven......Page 358 Section Fifty-Eight......Page 362 Section Fifty-Nine......Page 365 Section Sixty......Page 374 Terminological Index......Page 378 English Word-Index......Page 379 Hebrew Word-Index......Page 405 Analytical Table......Page 406
Similar books
Early Greek Grammar and Thought in Heraclitus: The Emergence of the Article
1988 · PDF
A Textbook of Israeli Hebrew
1976 · PDF
Herodoti Historiae, Vol. I: Libros I-IV Continens
1987 · PDF
Herodoti Historiae, Vol. II: Libros V-IX Continens; Indicibus Criticis Adiectis
1998 · PDF
Hebrew at the Crossroads of Cultures: From Outgoing Antiquity to the Middle Ages
1995 · PDF
A Textbook of Israeli Hebrew, with an Introduction to the Classical Language
1976 · PDF
The Tree of Life, v. 1: The Palace of Adam Kadmon
2000 · PDF
The New Bantam-Megiddo Hebrew and English Dictionary
2009 · PDF