An Introductory Grammar Of Rabbinic Hebrew (english, Hebrew And Spanish Edition)

In Greek and Roman Palestine a Hebrew dialect existed alongside the literary language of Biblical Hebrew and yet followed its own pattern of development. After the destruction of the Temple it is believed the rabbis elevated this dialect to the status of a literary language, "Rabbinic Hebrew" and employed it in the composition of the Mishnah, Tosefta and halakhic "Midrashim". This volume is a practical grammar of Rabbinic Hebrew that seeks to bring up-to-date the 1927 work of M.H. Segal. It incorporates the results of recent investigations in the field and adds a pedagogic perspective, with vocabulary and exercises in every unit. In ancient Palestine a Hebrew dialect existed alongside the literary language of Biblical Hebrew and yet followed its own pattern of development, later known as Rabbinic Hebrew. This volume is a practical grammar of the language that seeks to update the 1927 work of M.H. Segal. By Miguel Pérez Fernández ; Translated By John Elwolde. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [255]-266) And Indexes.