- was
first coined in 1883 by
Fritz Hommel. The
grouping supported by
Semiticists like
Robert Hetzron and John
Huehnergard divides the
Semitic language...
- the
history of the Semitic-speaking peoples. A
person may be
called a
Semiticist or a Semitist, both
terms being equivalent. It
includes ****yriology, Arabic...
-
Hetzron 1997, is the most
widely accepted today. In particular,
several Semiticists still argue for the
traditional (partially nonlinguistic) view of Arabic...
- –
January 10, 1906) was an
American academic leader, an
accomplished semiticist, and
Baptist clergyman.
Harper helped to
establish both the University...
- Afroasiatic, the
traditional theory and the
neuere Komparatistik,
founded by
Semiticist Otto Rössler.
According to the
neuere Komparatistik, in Egyptian, the...
-
supposed must have been an
Akkadian term for reddish-blue or purple,
Semiticists regularly explained 'Canaan' (Hebrew këna‘an;
elsewhere in Northwest...
- Carl
Brockelmann (17
September 1868 – 6 May 1956)
German Semiticist, was the
foremost orientalist of his generation. He was a
professor at the universities...
- Neo-Mandaic as Mandeyānā. On the
basis of
cognates in
other Aramaic dialects,
semiticists such as Mark
Lidzbarski and
Rudolf Macúch have
translated the term manda...
-
first column gives the
traditional stem
abbreviation used by
Comparative Semiticists and the
second column gives typical stem
names used in
Arabic and Hebrew...
-
university or
college presidents.
Harper was an
accomplished scholar (
Semiticist) and a
member of the
Baptist clergy who
believed that a
great university...
