Grammar of Palestinian Jewish Aramaic.
By: with an appendix on the numerals by J. A. Emerton,.
Edition: 2d ed.,
Publisher: Clarendon Press
Published: 1962
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 107
Subjects: Aramaic language -- Grammar.
Description: "This introduction to Palestinian Jewish Aramaic presupposes a general knowledge of Hebrew or of some other Semitic language, such as Syriac or Arabic. It is intended primarily to equip students for the reading of the Targums ... and the Aramaic portions of the Palestinian Talmud and Midrashim ..., and to provide a help to the study of the Aramaic elements contained in the writings of the New Testament. The Aramaic of the books of Ezra and Daniel is perhaps best learned after a study has been made of one of the dialects just named. Its forms and uses, therefore, are noted in a supplementary way throughout the grammar. At the same time those who choose to begin with Old Testament Aramaic (OTA) may do so with the help of the special paradigms at the end of the book and by concentrating chiefly on the notes marked OTA, which have been placed towards the close of most of the sections into which the grammar is divided"--Preface to the first ed.
Notes: Includes bibliography.