2008•Vetus TestamentumRequires access

Traces of Aramaic Dialectal Variation in Late Biblical Hebrew

Na’ama Pat-El

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Abstract This paper discusses some uses of the particle lmh in Late Biblical Hebrew and suggests that its varying uses reflect an Aramaic calque which can best be explained in light of the different syntax of this particle in East and West Aramaic dialects.

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Abstract This paper discusses some uses of the particle lmh in Late Biblical Hebrew and suggests that its varying uses reflect an Aramaic calque which can best be explained in light of the different syntax of this particle in East and West Aramaic dialects.

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Abstract This paper discusses some uses of the particle lmh in Late Biblical Hebrew and suggests that its varying uses reflect an Aramaic calque which can best be explained in light of the different syntax of this particle in East and West Aramaic dialects.

Key concepts: Biblical studies, Hebrew Bible, Syntax, Biblical Hebrew, Variation (astronomy), Jewish studies, Hebrew, Linguistics

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