An Assyrian Grammar, for Comparative Purposes

Accadian according accusative Æthiopic aorist appears Arabic Aramaic assimilated Assyrian attached Babylonian becomes case-endings character Chinese cloth College common compared conjugations constructus containing contracted demonstrative denoted dental dialects DICTIONARY doubled dropped Edited English especially existence explained expressed feminine final frequently given gives grammar guttural hand Hebrew Hincks History Imperative India inscriptions instance interchange Iphteal king languages late later letter London masculine meaning mimmation names nomen Notes noun numerals Oppert original Pael Paris participle passive period Permansive Persian personal pronoun plural points possessed preceding prefix preposition present preserved Professor pronoun pronunciation radical rare refers relative replaces root Royal Sanskrit seems Semitic sewed short side singular Society sometimes sounds stands substantive suffix syllabary syllable tablets takes termination Text third person tion Translated usually verbs vowel weakened writing