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Arabic, Hebrew, Aramaic, Amharic and their kin: root-and-pattern words, scripts without vowels.

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  1. The cut-off term in Arabic grammarFatr kahila2021
  2. The developmental realization of ejectives by typically developing Amharic speaking childrenFikre Diress Alamirew, Abebayehu Messele Mekonnen2021
  3. “We Don’t Understand this Present”: Shimon Adaf’s Shadrach and the Possibilities of Hebrew LanguageRina Jean Baroukh2021
  4. A Rule-Based Parsing System for Encoding Kennicott's Collation of the Hebrew BibleLuigi Bambaci2020
  5. A Thesaurus for Biblical HebrewMiriam Azar, Aliza Pahmer, Joshua Waxman2020
  6. Bibliography of Ethiopian Semitic, Cushitic and Omotic Linguistics XXII: 2018Maria Bulakh, Susanne Hummel, Francesca Panini2020
  7. Building a Hebrew Semantic Role Labeling Lexical Resource from Parallel Movie SubtitlesBen Eyal, Michael Elhadad2020
  8. Building the Emirati Arabic FrameNetAndrew Gargett, Tommi Leung2020
  9. Character Alignment in Morphologically Complex Translation Sets for Related LanguagesMichael Gasser, Binyam Ephrem Seyoum, Nazareth Amlesom Kifle2020
  10. Featuring of Islam in the writings, particularly Old Testament commentaries, of Adrianus Van Selms (1906-1984)Muhammad Ashraf Ebrahim Dockrat2020
  11. Grammaticalization of qәl ‘gourd’ in AmharicOrin D. Gensler2020
  12. Personal Names in the Aramaic Inscriptions of HatraBrandon Simonson2020
  13. Problematic Terminology of the Manna Pericope (Exod 16:14-15) in the Light of Medieval Jewish Commentators and Biblical Hebrew PhilologyHaim Dihi2020
  14. Proceedings of the የአማርኛ ቋንቋ ትምህርት አሰጣጥ በጀርመን አገር—ዓውደጥናት/Workshop: Amharisch Unterrichten in Deutschland/Workshop on the Teaching of Amharic in Germany 1–2 February 2018, Hiob-Ludolf-Zentrum für Äthiopistik, Asien-Afrika-Institut,HamburgMagdalena Krzyżanowska2020
  15. Relevance of the Arabic Grammar Tradition to Modern Linguistics: A Case Study of Subjunctive MoodMona Valipoor2020
  16. Reliance on Predicative Units as a Method of Analysing and Translating Amharic Written TextsIosif Fridman2020
  17. Some Brief Remarks on Teaching Amharic: A Personal ViewAlessandro Bausi2020
  18. Studies in Rabbinic HebrewShai Heijmans2020
  19. The Biblical Hebrew infinitiveEdit Doron2020
  20. The Political Reform and the Amharic Biweekly Reporter: The Editorial Contents of the Reporter Newspaper in Ethiopia from 2017 to 2019Negesse Gessese2020
  21. A Linguistic Reappraisal of the Biblical Hebrew AccusativeJacques Boulet2019
  22. Controlled Semi-automatic Annotation of Classical EthiopicCristina Vertan2019
  23. Currents in the Historical Linguistics and Linguistic Dating of the Hebrew Bible: Report on the State of Research as Reflected in Recent Major PublicationsRobert Rezetko, Ian Young2019
  24. GBI Treebanks as a Resource for New ApplicationsAndi Wu2019
  25. Historical linguistics and linguistic dating of the Hebrew Bible 2015–2018: The Rezetko and Young assessment of the status quaestionisNicolai Winther-Nielsen2019
  26. Linguistic-functional Analysis of the Biblical Hebrew Lexemes ʿaṭarâ, keter and nezerChiara Stornaiuolo2019
  27. On Verbal Numbers in Arabic: Preliminary RemarksMuhammad Al-Sharkawi2019
  28. Problem-oriented Corpus Annotation and the Hebrew BibleJohan de Joode2019
  29. Q-learning pour la résolution des anaphores pronominales en langue arabe (Q-learning for pronominal anaphora resolution in Arabic texts)Saoussen Mathlouthi Bouzid, Chiraz Ben Othmane Zribi2019
  30. Tyndale STEPBible Data development for machine analysis and computational linguisticsDavid Instone-Brewer2019
  31. A fragment from a Commentary on the Andalusi Books of Hebrew Verbs (T-S Ar 31.7)José Martínez Delgado2018
  32. An OpenNMT Model to Arabic Broken PluralsElsayed Issa2018
  33. Rhotic Phonemes in Semitic Languages – The Case of Classical Arabic and Biblical HebrewBartosz Pietrzak2018
  34. Terms for Occupations, Professions and Social Classes in Ugaritic: An Etymological StudyWilfred G.E. Watson2018
  35. Towards a complex analysis of Wayihî + T constructions in Biblical HebrewJosh Westbury, Alexander Andrason2018
  36. Against Binarism, Simplicity, Neatness and Stasis: A Theoretical Prolegomenon to the Reality of Verbal Grams in Biblical HebrewAlexander Andrason2017
  37. An interpersonal sketch of the biblical Hebrew clauseEric Todd Racher2017
  38. Fronting and exhaustive exclusion in Biblical HebrewChristo van der Merwe2017
  39. A Preliminary Study for Building an Arabic Corpus of Pair Questions-Texts from the Web: AQA-WebcorpWided Bakari, Patrice Bellot, Mahmoud Neji LSIS)2016
  40. A research about the effect of Targums (Aramaics Old Testament) on religious literature of Hebrew-PersianHamed Noruzi, kolsoom ghorbani jooybari2016
  41. Antoni Tronina, Mariusz Szmajdziński, Wprowadzenie do języka syryjskiego (Introduction to Syriac), Studia Biblica 6, Kielce 2003, Instytut Teologii Biblijnej Verbum, 153 pp., ISBN 83-915855-9-XTomasz Polański2016
  42. Interactive Tools and Tasks for the Hebrew Bible: From Language Learning to Textual CriticismNicolai Winther-Nielsen2016
  43. The Biblical Hebrew wayyiqtol and the Evidence of the Amarna Letters from CanaanKrzysztof J. Baranowski2016
  44. Time in Ancient Hebrew Lexicon: The Case of yrḥ and ḥdšAlberto Legnaioli2016
  45. Top Notch Participant Tracking in the Hebrew BibleNicolai Winther-Nielsen2016
  46. A Critical Engagement with the Biblical Hebrew Verbal System Theories of John Cook and Jan Joosten by Applying Aspect Prominent Theory and Relative Tense Theory to Psalms 1–41Andrew W. Dyck2015
  47. Elias, David L., The Tigre Language of Ginda‘, Eritrea, Short Grammar and Texts, 2014, Brill, Studies in Semitic Languages and Linguistics, 75, 292 p. ISBN 978-90-04-27119-7Didier Morin2015
  48. From Hair to Heel: Ugaritic Terms for Parts of the BodyWilfred G.E. Watson2015
  49. On the Shaping of the Andalusi Arabic Lexicon: Semitic and Non-Semitic Borrowing, Phonetic Variation and Lexical Composition (NAḤT)Federico Corriente2015
  50. Perspectives on Arabic Linguistics XXIV–XXV, éd. Samira Farwaneh, Hamid Ouali, 2014, Amsterdam/ Philadelphia, John Benjamins Publishing CompanyArkadiusz Płonka2015
  51. Sequences of Verbal Forms and Taxis in Biblical HebrewGiovanni Lenzi2015
  52. The Translation of Quotative Frames in the Hebrew BibleCynthia L. Miller-Naudé, Jacobus A. Naudé2015
  53. Toward the Ocean of the Biblical Hebrew Verbal SystemAlexander Andrason2015
  54. Again on the ‘Yemenite Connection’ of Andalusi Arabic and Other Western Arabic DialectsFederico Corriente2014
  55. Diachronic Study of the Hebrew Bible: A Field in CrisisJoshua Berman2014
  56. Egypto-Semitic Comparison: Some Considerations on Bilabials and Dentals RelationshipMassimiliano Franci2014
  57. From a Non-Argument-Dative to an Argument-Dative: The Character and Origin of the qṭīl lī Construction in Syriac and Jewish Babylonian AramaicElitzur A. Bar-Asher Siegal2014
  58. From Glosses to the Linguistic Nature of Canaano-AkkadianAlexander Andrason, Juan-Pablo Vita2014
  59. Grammaticalization of Adnominal Demonstratives in Neo-Aramaic. Towards the creation of a simple determinerFabio Gasparini2014
  60. Phoenician/Punic Loans in Berber Languages and Their Role in the Chronology of BerberVáclav Blažek2014
  61. Verbal Valency in Biblical Hebrew: An Analysis of the Valency of ʿbrJames Douglas Wilson2014
  62. More on the Arabic Object Marker iyyā: Implications for the Origin of the Semitic Notae AccusativiDavid Wilmsen2013
  63. Some Comments on a New Manual of the Semitic LanguagesFederico Corriente2013
  64. A Record of Hebrew and Yiddish Printing in Canada, 1844-1915Eiran Harris2012
  65. Arabic Dialects of Central Asia: Internal Development Tendencies of Arabic Language MaterialGuram Chikovani2012
  66. Building a ‘New’ Semitic Language: Lexical Enrichment in Modern Assyrian and Its ProblemsFabio Gasparini, Mauro Tosco2012
  67. Final ka(-mā), a Shared Innovation of (Traditional) South SemiticFederico Corriente2012
  68. Indirect Responses in Biblical HebrewTamar Zewi2012
  69. King, Daniel: "The Earliest Syriac Translation of Aristotle’s Categories. Text, Translation and Commentary."Rafael Ramón Guerrero2012
  70. Language Classification and Segmentation of Noisy Documents in Hebrew ScriptsAlex Zhicharevich, Nachum Dershowitz2012
  71. Reflections on Abu Rumi’s Amharic Translation of the Book of RuthMeley Mulugetta2012
  72. The Injunctive in SemiticReinhard Stempel2012
  73. Three “hammers”of Biblical HebrewA A Kirillova2012
  74. "Apokryfy syryjskie. Historia i przysłowia Achikara. Grota skarbów. Apokalipsa Pseudo-Metodego" ["Syriac Apocrypha. The Story of Aquihar. The Cave of Treasures. Pseudo-Methodius’ Apocalypsis"]Małgorzata Skowronek2011
  75. Neo-Aramaic Studies: A Survey of Recent PublicationsAlessandro Mengozzi2011
  76. Olga Kapeliuk: Selected Papers in Ethio-Semitic and Neo-Aramaic LinguisticsAlessandro Bausi2011
  77. On the Absence of Raising Constructions in AmharicJohn S. Lumsden, Girma Halefom2011
  78. The Fusion of Semitic and Latin Cultures in the Language and Literature of MaltaOliver Friggieri2011
  79. An Assortment of Articles in a Ugaritic TextWilfred G.E. Watson2010
  80. Selected Operations, Algorithms, and Applications of n-Tape Weighted Finite-State MachinesAndre Kempe2009
  81. Iʿrāb, Tanwīn and Status Constructus: Some Thoughts on the History of the Nominal Declension in Semitic and ArabicReinhard Stempel2008
  82. Paintings, Mosaics, Icons. A Syriac Hymn on the Cathedral of EdessaTomasz Polański2008
  83. Paragraphs as episodes: distinguishing paragraphs in Biblical Hebrew narrative text on the basis of linguistic devicesChang-Keol Yoo2008
  84. The spontaneous use of Hebrew verb forms by Israeli preschool children with and without sli The spontaneous use of Hebrew verb forms by Israeli preschool children with and without sliEsther Dromi, Anat Blass2008
  85. Tips and Tricks of the Prague Arabic Dependency TreebankOtakar Smrž2006
  86. Chapter 3: Minimalist assumptions on negation in Biblical Hebrew syntaxFanie Snyman2004
  87. Extraposition in Modern HebrewTali Bar2004
  88. Notes on the Genitive Exponents of Some Modern Arabic DialectsAaron Rubin2004
  89. Some Special Functions of the Adnominal Pronouns in Neo-SemiticOlga Kapeliuk2004
  90. А.В. Раукова (A.V. Paykova), Легенды и сказания в памятниках сирийской агиографии [Legends and Tales in the Monuments of Syriac Hagiographic Literature], Nauka, Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Palestinskij Sbrnik, Vol. 30 (93), Leningrad 1990, pp. 142Adam Bieniek2001
  91. Creation of Spoken Hebrew DatabasesTami Rannon, Ofra Golani, Anat Goren, et al.2000
  92. Yiddish, Hebrew, and Other Jewish LanguagesCJS Editors2000
  93. A Literary Critical Comparison of the Masoretic Text and Septuagint of Daniel 2-7Tim Meadowcroft1994
  94. Abraham Firkowitsh, Karaites in Hit, and the Provenance of Karaite Transcription of the Biblical Hebrew Texts into Arabic ScriptTapani Harviainen1991
  95. Does Ugaritic Go with Arabic in Semitic Genealogical Sub-Classification?Alan S. Kaye1991
  96. On Diglossia in Ancient Hebrew and Its Graphic RepresentationSverrir Ólafsson1991
  97. The Hebrew revolution and the revolution of the Hebrew language between the 1880s and the 1930sJudith Winther1990
  98. Innovation and neologism in modern HebrewYig'al Yannai1982
  99. Constraints on Clitics in AmharicLoren F. Bliese1979
  100. Ugaritic Parallel of Jahwe melek ʿōlāmJerzy Woźniak1979

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