Verbal Morphology in the Karaite Treatise on Hebrew Grammar Kitāb al-ʿUqūd fī Taṣārīf al-Luġa al-ʿIbrāniyya ：Cambridge Genizah Studies Series, Volume 2 ( 1 )

Publication subTitle ：Cambridge Genizah Studies Series, Volume 2

Publication series ：1

Author： Vidro   Nadia  

Publisher： Brill‎

Publication year： 2011

E-ISBN: 9789004214255

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9789004214248

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9789004214248

Subject： H671.3 Hebrew

Language： ENG

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This book studies verbal morphological theories expressed in medieval Karaite grammars of Biblical Hebrew, in particular Kitāb al-ʿUqūd fī Taṣārīf al-Luġa al-ʿIbrāniyya. Furthermore, it examines Karaite approaches to the verbal classification and didactic tools used in Karaite pedagogical grammars.

Chapter

Contents

pp.：  7 – 10

List of Abbreviations

pp.：  11 – 12

Transcription Guide

pp.：  13 – 16

Preface

pp.：  17 – 18

1. Introduction

pp.：  19 – 22

1.1. History of the Karaite Grammatical Tradition

pp.：  19 – 20

1.2. Aims of the Present Study

pp.：  21 – 22

2. Kitab al-'Uqud fi Tasarif al-Luga al-'Ibraniyya

pp.：  23 – 44

2.1. Reconstruction of the Text

pp.：  23 – 24

2.2. Author and Title of Kitab al-'Uqud

pp.：  25 – 27

2.3. Contents of the Treatise

pp.：  28 – 31

2.4. Nature of the Treatise

pp.：  32 – 31

2.5. Sources of Kitab al-'Uqud

pp.：  32 – 39

2.6. Reception

pp.：  40 – 44

3. The Method of Symbols

pp.：  45 – 70

3.1. The Concept of Symbols

pp.：  45 – 45

3.2. Development of the Method

pp.：  46 – 49

3.3. Division of Symbols into Conjugational Patterns

pp.：  50 – 55

3.3.1. Symbols Based on the Initial Vowels of the Imperative and the Past

pp.：  51 – 53

3.3.2. Symbols Based on the Final Vowels of the Imperative and the Past

pp.：  54 – 54

3.3.3. Arrangement of Symbols and Conjugational Patterns

pp.：  55 – 55

3.4. The Extension of the System of Symbols in Kitab al-'Uqud and Me'or 'Ayin

pp.：  56 – 65

3.4.1. Widening of the Range of Forms Accounted for within the System

pp.：  57 – 56

3.4.2. Modification of the Approach to Verbal Derivation

pp.：  57 – 57

3.4.3. Principles of Classification

pp.：  58 – 64

3.4.4. Conjugational Patterns Introduced for a Combination of Reasons

pp.：  65 – 65

3.5. Morphological Value of Symbols and Conjugational Patterns

pp.：  66 – 70

4. Description of a Conjugational Pattern in Kitab al-'Uqud

pp.：  71 – 82

4.1. Sets of Forms of Sample Verbs

pp.：  71 – 73

4.2. Lists of Structurally Identical Imperatives

pp.：  74 – 74

4.3. Tables of Forms with Object Suffixes

pp.：  75 – 82

5. Symbols and Conjugational Patterns in Kitab al-'Uqud

pp.：  83 – 120

5.1. Symbols Based on the Initial Vowels of the Imperative and the Past

pp.：  83 – 105

5.2. Symbols Based on the Final Vowels of the Imperative and the Past

pp.：  106 – 120

6. Morphological Theories in Kitab al-'Uqud

pp.：  121 – 160

6.1. Status of Letters

pp.：  121 – 127

6.1.1. Radicals vs. Non-radicals

pp.：  121 – 123

6.1.2. Root, Auxiliary, Built-in and Affixed Letters

pp.：  124 – 127

6.2. Principles of Verbal Derivation

pp.：  128 – 131

6.3. Analysis of Individual Verb Types

pp.：  132 – 160

6.3.1. Hiph'il Verbs

pp.：  132 – 134

6.3.2. Hitpa'el Verbs with the Assimilation of the Prefix Taw into the First Radical

pp.：  135 – 136

6.3.3. Final Heh Verbs

pp.：  137 – 139

6.3.4. Third Guttural Verbs

pp.：  140 – 141

6.3.5. Middle Weak Verbs in Pa'al

pp.：  142 – 143

6.3.6. Passive Imperative Bases

pp.：  144 – 146

6.3.7. Pausal Forms

pp.：  147 – 148

6.3.8. Instances of Babylonian Type Vocalization

pp.：  149 – 153

6.3.9. Final Aleph Verbs

pp.：  154 – 154

6.3.10. First Nun, First Yod (Original First Waw) and Similar Verbs in Pa'al (‘Imperatives Which Do not Have a Past Form’)

pp.：  155 – 155

6.3.11. Forms of Pronominal Suffixes

pp.：  156 – 160

7. Rules of Derivational Relations

pp.：  161 – 182

7.1. Definition and Terminology

pp.：  161 – 161

7.2. Corpus of Rules

pp.：  162 – 166

7.3. The Structure of Rules of Derivational Relations

pp.：  167 – 167

7.4. Rules of Derivational Relations vs. Other Remarks on Verbal Morphology

pp.：  168 – 169

7.5. Rules of Derivational Relations and the System of Symbols

pp.：  170 – 171

7.6. Rules of Derivational Relations and Binyanim

pp.：  172 – 172

7.7. Function of Rules of Derivational Relations

pp.：  173 – 173

7.8. Relationship between the Material in Kitab al-'Uqud and Me'or 'Ayin

pp.：  174 – 182

8. Pedagogical Strategies in Kitab al-'Uqud

pp.：  183 – 196

8.1. Lucidity of Conjugational Patterns

pp.：  184 – 183

8.2. Choice of Verbs Included in the Account

pp.：  184 – 184

8.3. Didactic Elements in Pattern Description

pp.：  185 – 186

8.4. Capturing Regularities in Verb Forms

pp.：  187 – 187

8.5. Mnemonics

pp.：  188 – 190

8.5.1. Mnemonics Based on Consonants

pp.：  188 – 188

8.5.2. Mnemonics Based on Vowels

pp.：  189 – 189

8.5.3. Mnemonics Based on Words

pp.：  190 – 189

8.5.4. Classification of Sample Imperatives by Mnemonics

pp.：  190 – 190

8.6. Algorithms of Parsing

pp.：  191 – 192

8.6.1. Algorithms for Establishing Imperative Bases

pp.：  191 – 192

8.6.2. Algorithms for Determining Nuclear Components of Complex Forms

pp.：  193 – 192

8.7. Model Analyses of Biblical Passages

pp.：  193 – 196

9. Conclusions

pp.：  197 – 200

Bibliography

pp.：  201 – 206

Index of Sources

pp.：  207 – 212

General Index

pp.：  213 – 220

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