Folia Orientalia - Volume 51 (2014) - CEJSH - Yadda

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Volume details

Article title

51

Journal

Folia Orientalia

Publisher

Polska Akademia Nauk

Year

2014

Identifiers

Volume contents

51
- article: Again on the “Yemenite connection” of Andalusi Arabic and other WesternArabic dialects (Corriente F.), p. 9-26
- article: Demonstratives in a Bedouin Arabic dialect of Western Sudan (Manfredi S.), p. 27-50
- article: 'Aṣ-ṣādu llatī ka-s-sīn – evidence for an affricated Ṣād in Sibawayh? (Al-Jallad A.), p. 51-57
- article: From a Non-Argument-Dative to an Argument-Dative: The character and originof the qṭīl lī construction in Syriac and Jewish Babylonian Aramaic (Bar-Asher Siegal E. A.), p. 59-101
- article: The proleptic dative pronoun in Tannaitic Language (Shemesh-Raiskin R.), p. 103-137
- article: Qotel and its dynamics (part 2) (Andrason A.), p. 139-153
- article: From glosses to the Linguistic Nature of Canaano-Akkadian (Andrason A., Vita J.-P.), p. 155-175
- article: A new archaeological look at Sefīre (Del Fabbro R.), p. 177-188
- article: Egypto-Semitic Comparison: Some considerations on bilabialsand dentals relationship (Franci M.), p. 189-200
- article: A morphological sketch of West Dangla (Chad) (Peust C.), p. 201-255
- article: Some notes on the Historical Consonantism of Awjila (Van Putten M.), p. 257-274
- article: Phoenician/Punic loans in Berber languages and their their rolein chronology of Berber (Blažek V.), p. 275-293
- article: On classification of Agaw languages (Blažek V.), p. 295-318
- article: Beja versus Nilo-Saharan: on the lexical witness of mutual contacts (Blažek V.), p. 319-339
- article: The looting and destruction of artworks and libraries in Pontus and Kommagene (Polański T.), p. 337-358
- article: Le médecin et le singe du calife l’ambassade du prince nubien Georgios d’aprèsle K. aḫbār al-aṭibbāʾ de Yūsuf b. IBRĀHĪM b. al-Dāya († ca. 869) (Seignobos R.), p. 359-379
- article: Early Egyptian abstract thinking – remarks on philosophical elementsin the Egyptian formative period (Kołodziejczyk P.), p. 381-389

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