Root-Determinatives in Semitic Speech

Suggesting that the Semitic root may be, at least subconsciously, biliteral, Hurwitz launches into a study of this phenomenon. Discussing linguistic phenomena such as pluriliteral forms, root-differentiation, and folk-etymologies, this little study covers significant ground for understanding the underlying structure of biblical Hebrew.

Contenu

• NOTE (page 5)
• PREFACE (page 9)
• CONTENTS (page 13)
• BIBLIOGRAPHY (page 15)
• CHAPTER I: THE SUBCONSCIOUS BILITERAL ROOT (page 23)
• CHAPTER II: A STUDY OF PLURILITERALS AND THE RESULTING THEORY (page 59)
• CHAPTER III: EXAMPLES OF PRIMITIVE SEMITIC STEM-FORMATIONS (page 96)
• CHAPTER IV: SUMMARY OF RESULTS (page 129)
• INDEX OF ROOTS (page 133)