Lehrbücher orientalischer Sprachen
(LOS)
  

edited by Josef Tropper,

in Collaboration with John Huehnergard, Leonid Kogan, Daniel Nicolae, and Juan-Pablo Vita

     

Sections

I. Cuneiform Languages (Semitic and other languages)
II. Canaanite
III. Aramaic
IV. (North) Arabic
V. South Arabian
VI. Ethiopian
VII. Comparative Semitics
VIII. Egyptian
IX. Afrasian (other Afrasian languages)
X. Varia
   
   
   
   
   
I. Cuneiform Languanges (Semitic and other languages)
I / 1 Das Kanaano-Akkadische der Amarnazeit (Josef Tropper / Juan-Pablo Vita) (ISBN 978-3-86835-023-4)
2010; 163 pp.; 28,- EUR
This book offers a brief but comprehensive introduction to the unusual language of the cuneiform documents from rulers of Canaanite cities in Palestine and environs in the 14th century BCE. The majority of the letters were sent to the Egyptian pharaoh, and were discovered in the archive at Tell el-Amarna (Egpyt). These documents present an Akkadian that is permeated with elements of local Canaanite dialects, especially in the verbal system, use of particles and syntax, to the extent that one can speak of a mixed language, and thus the term Canaano-Akkadian has been adopted in the scholarly literature on this language. The sections of the book are: Introduction; Grammar; Selection of Texts; Glossary; Indices.
     
Altakkadisch (Walter Sommerfeld)
Altakkadische Chrestomathie (Walter Sommerfeld / Leonid Kogan)
Sumerian (Christopher Woods)
Old Assyrian (Bert Kouwenberg)
Old Babylonian (John Huehnergard)
Middle Babylonian (Wilfred van Soldt)
Mittelassyrisch (N.N.)
Mari-Akkadisch
Nuzi-Akkadisch (N.N.)
Neo- and Late Babylonian (Michael P. Streck)
Hethitisch (Elisabeth Rieken)
Eblaitisch (Manfred Krebernik)
Elamisch (Manfred Krebernik)
Urartäisch (Ilse Wegner-Haas)
Amorite Personal Names (Adelina Millet Albà)
     
II. Canaanite
Lehrbuch des Biblisch-Hebräischen (Jo Ann Hackett)
Althebräische Inschriften (Johannes Renz)
Althebräische Personennamen (Hans Rechenmacher)
Hebrew of Qumran (Steven E. Fassberg)
Handbuch des Ugaritischen (Josef Tropper)
     Phoenician-Punic (Maria Gulia Amadasi)
     
III. Aramaic
III / 1 A short introduction to Biblical Aramaic (Daniel Nicolae / Josef Tropper) (ISBN 978-3-86835-021-0, spring 2010)
Historical Grammar of Aramaic (Sergey Loesov)
Samaritan Aramaic (Abraham Tal)
Jewish Palestinian Aramaic (Michael Sokoloff)
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic (Elitzur Bar Asher)
Aramaic of Qumran (Steven E. Fassberg)
Aramaic of the Targumim (Edward M. Cook)
Egyptian Aramaic (Takamitsu Muraoka)
Syntax of Classical Syriac (Aaron Butts)
Nabataean (John F. Healey)
Palmyrene (John F. Healey)
Klassisch Syrisch (Helen Younansardaroud)
Textbook of Classical Mandaic (Charles G. Häberl)
   
IV. (North) Arabic
Klassisches Arabisch für Hebraisten (Daniel Nicolae)
Textbook of Safaitic (Ahmad al-Jallad
          
V. South Arabian
Sabaic Chrestomathy (Christian Robin)
Qatabanian (Alessandra Avanzini)
  
VI. Ethiopian
Geez (Rebecca Hasselbach / Josef Tropper)
  
VII. Comparative Semitics
Comparative Grammar of Semitic (John Huehnergard)
    South Semitic Scripts (Michael C.A. Macdonald)
        
VIII. Egyptian
Lehrbuch des Altägyptischen (Jochem Kahl)
   
IX. Afrasian (other Afrasian languages)
    Tarifiyt-Berberisch (Maarten Kossmann / Khalid Mourigh)
   
X. Varia

 

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