BibCzechLing: Wexler, Paul - The schizoid nature of Modern Hebrew: Slavic language in search of Semitic past

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ID	1990CZ020294
Author(s)	Wexler, Paul
Title	The schizoid nature of Modern Hebrew: Slavic language in search of Semitic past
Publisher	Harrassowitz
Year	1990
Language	eng
Classification (CZ)	Ostatní jazyky germánské Jazyky hamito-semitské Spisovné jazyky slovanské. Jazyková kultura
Classification (EN)	The other Germanic languages Hamito-Semitic languages Standard Slavonic languages. Language culture
Subjects	jidiš; ivrit; hebrejština; jazyky slovanské
Subjects (DE)	Slawische Sprachen
Review	Rahmanová, Alice Čeština doma i ve světě 1994, [2], č. 3, 151. s.
Medium	book
Source	https://bibliografie.ujc.cas.cz/documents/20294
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