Studies in Galilean Aramaic
Edited by:
Yechezkel Kutscher
Originally published 25 years ago in the periodical Tarbiz, the late Prof. E. Y. Kutscher's article has been inaccessible to the wider audience of Aramaic scholars who do not read Modern Hebrew. Based on manuscript evidence, Kutscher's study was the most important contribution to our understanding of Galilean Aramaic since the publication of G. Dalman's Grammatik des jüdisch-palästinischen Aramaisch in 1905. The translator consulted with the author during the course of the translation, and all references to primary and secondary sources have been re-checked to make this translation as accurate as possible.
Originally published 25 years ago in the periodical Tarbiz, the late Prof. E. Y. Kutscher's article has been inaccessible to the wider audience of Aramaic scholars who do not read Modern Hebrew. Based on manuscript evidence, Kutscher's study was the most important contribution to our understanding of Galilean Aramaic since the publication of G. Dalman's Grammatik des jüdisch-palästinischen Aramaisch in 1905. The translator consulted with the author during the course of the translation, and all references to primary and secondary sources have been re-checked to make this translation as accurate as possible.
Danacode: 110-10148 Language: English Dimensions: 17X25 cm Publication Date: 01/1976 Publisher: Bar-Ilan University Press
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