Afroasiatic Linguistics – serie

Development of the Anomalous Syriac Verb eskah 'to find'

Phonology of Akkadian Syllable Structure

Predicative State and Inflection of the Nominal Predicate in Akkadian and Syriac

Sequential Forms in Late Egyptian and Biblical Hebrew

A Parallel Development of Verbal Systems

Aphasic Evidence for Lexical and Phonological Representations

Morphophonemics of the Verb in Rendille; Gender and Plurality in Rendille

Central Somali

A Grammatical Outline

Development of the Participle in Biblical, Mishnaic, and Modern Hebrew

Bibliographic Bulletin

Afroasiatic Linguistics 1982

Markedness Relations in the Pronunciation of the Prefixed Particles in Modern Hebrew; Analogy and Regularization in Morphophonemic Changes; The Case of Weak Verbs in Post-Biblical and Colloquial Modern Hebrew

Word Order in the Aramaic of Daniel

Theoretical Implications of Consonant Sequence Constraints

Sam Languages

Lexical Decomposition and Lexical Unity in Hebrew

Bibliographical Bulletin

Afroasiatic Linguistics 1979

Grammatical Categories of Verb Stems in Chadic

IIwy Verbs and the Vowel System of Proto-West Semitic

Consonant Phonemes of Proto-East-Cushitic

Love through Death in Modern Hebrew

A Syntactic Treatment

Syntax of Indicator Particles in Somali

Relative Clause Construction

Paradigm Coherence

Evidence from Modern Hebrew; Oriental Israeli Hebrew: A Study in Phonetics

Phonological Channels in Chaha; The t-Converb in Western Gurage

Reference to Quantification in the City Dialect of Gaza; The Survival of Obsolete Hebrew Words in Idiomatic Expressions

Systematic vs Autonomous Phonemics and the Hebrew Grapheme dagesh

On the Role of Perceptual Clues in Hebrew Relativization

Bibliographical Bulletin

Afroasiatic Linguistics 1976

Chadic Verbal System and its Afroasiatic Nature

Schwa Insertion in Berber

Word Formation Strategies in the Hebrew Verb System

On the Complexity of Some Types of Complex Sentences in Arabic