Grammar of Modern Syriac Language as Spoken in Urmia, Persia, and Kurdistan

A detailed grammar, with extensive vocabulary, of the Neo-Aramaic dialect as spoken in Urmia, by a missionary of the American Board in Persia.

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SKU (ISBN): 1-59333-124-X

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Series: Kiraz Historical Grammars Archive 7

Publication Date: Jan 1,2004

Interior Color: Black

Trim Size: 6 x 9

Page Count: 195

ISBN: 1-59333-124-X

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A detailed grammar, with extensive vocabulary, of the Neo-Aramaic dialect as spoken in Urmia, by a missionary of the American Board in Persia.

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A detailed grammar, with extensive vocabulary, of the Neo-Aramaic dialect as spoken in Urmia, by a missionary of the American Board in Persia.

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Introductory Remarks
Orthography and Orthoepy
Etymology
Syntax
Specimens of the language, in poetry and prose

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