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8.12.1.2. MORPHOLOGY<br />
8.12.2.2.1. Pronoun/Article<br />
J.A. Naudé, “Resumptive pronouns in Biblical Aramaic relatives”, in J. Maartens, ed., The Minimalist<br />
Program: Theory and Description (South African Journal of Linguistics Supplement 29), Pretoria<br />
1996, pp. 125-147.<br />
8.12.2.2.2. oun<br />
P.W. Coxon, “The problem of consonantal mutations in Biblical Aramaic”, ZDMG 129, 1979, 8-22.<br />
E. Lipiński, “‘Broken’ plural in ‘Aramaic’ tribal names”, in Fs. Fronzaroli, pp. 336-349.<br />
T. Muraoka, “Segolate nouns in Biblical and other Aramaic dialects”, JAOS 96, 1976, 226-235.<br />
F. Rundgren, “Zum Lexikon des Alten Testaments”, AcOr 21, 1953, 301-345 [1. Zum dativischen Suffix<br />
Daniel 5, 6].<br />
8.12.2.2.3. Verb<br />
St. Bombeck, “Die Verwendung der Präformativkonjugation im Aramäischen des Buches Daniel”, B<br />
83, 1996, 5-8.<br />
P.W. Coxon, “The problem of nasalization in Biblical Aramaic in the light of 1QGenApoc & 11QTgJob”,<br />
RevQum 9/34, 1977, 253-258.<br />
P.W. Coxon, “A morphological study of the h-prefix in Biblical Aramaic”, JAOS 98, 1978, 416-419<br />
H. L. Ginsberg, “Notes on some Old Aramaic texts”, JES 18, 1959, 143-1491 [1. Biblical texts. A. The<br />
fem. 3rd pers. plural of the finite. Verb].<br />
T. Li, “The Function of the Active Participle in the Aramaic of Daniel”, in APJECh, pp. 69-104.<br />
H.B. Rosén, “On the use of the tenses in the Aramaic of Daniel”, JSS 6, 1961, 183-203.<br />
W.F. Stinespring, “The active infinitive with passive meaning in Biblical Aramaic”, JBL 81, 1962, 391-<br />
394.<br />
8.12.2.2.4. Adverbs and Particles<br />
M. Waltisberg, “Zur Semantik von Präpositionen: c al im Biblisch-Aramäischen”, in Fs. Jenni, pp. 364-<br />
378.<br />
8.12.2.3. SYTAX AD STYLISTICS<br />
J. Carmignac, “Un aramaïsme biblique et qumrânien : l’infinitif placé après son complément d’objet”,<br />
RevQum 5, 1966, 503-520.<br />
D.R. Cohen, “Subject and Object in Biblical Aramaic: a functional approach based on form-content<br />
analysis”, AAL 2/1, 1975, 23 p.<br />
Ed.M. Cook, “Word order in the Aramaic of Daniel”, AAL 9/3, 1986, 111-126.<br />
P.W. Coxon, “The syntax of the Aramaic of Daniel: a dialectal study”, HUCA 48, 1977, 107-122.<br />
J. A. Fitzmyer, “The syntax of kl, kl’ in the Aramaic texts from Egypt and in Biblical Aramaic”, Biblica<br />
38, 1957, 170-184.<br />
T. Muraoka, “Notes on the syntax of Biblical Aramaic”, JSS 11, 1966, 151-167.<br />
J.A. Naudé, “Aspects of thc verbless clause in Biblical Aramaic”, in H.J. Lubbe, ed., Taalkundige bydraes<br />
van die Universiteit van die Oranje-Vrystaat, Pretoria 1993, pp. 49-63..<br />
J.W. Wesselius, “Language and style in Biblical Aramaic: observations on the unity of Daniel II-VI”, VT<br />
38, 1988, 194-209.<br />
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