Frank R Blake
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 200395 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Frank R Blake |
| NOMBRES | Frank R |
| APELLIDO | Blake |
| FIRMA | BLAKE F R |
| AFILIACIONES | Windsor Dermatology |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 49 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 49 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1901 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1955 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Notes on Gurage Grammar . H. J. Polotsky
A Resurvey of Hebrew Tenses
Studies in Semitic Grammar V
Ethiopic Documents
Pretonic Vowels in Hebrew
The Apparent Interchange between a and i in Hebrew
Tagalog Noun Formation
Short Grammar of Tigré
Studien über hebräische Morphologie und Vokalismus auf Grundlage der Mercatischen Fragmente der zweiten Kolumne der Hexapla des Origines . Einar Bro̵nno
Studies in Semitic Grammar IV
Gafat Documents
Studies in Semitic Grammar III
Documents tigrigna (éthiopien septentrional)
Studies in Semitic Grammar II
The Development of Symbols for the Vowels in the Alphabets Derived from the Phoenician
ALL WRITING originated in primitive man's natural attempt to picture objects, ideas, and events, as exemplified in Amerindian pictographs. Out of this grew ideographic writing, in which pictures are employed to denote specific objects or ideas, and secondarily the sound complexes or words denoting these objects and ideas, as in Akkadian cuneiform, Egyptian hieroglyphic, and Chinese. The most natural development of this ideographic writing is in t…
Arabia and the Bible
Semitic and Hamitic Origins, Social and Religious
The Origin of Pronouns of the First and Second Person
Notes and Personalia
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Traité de Grammaire Hébraique
Principes de Grammaire Générale
Das Object der unerlaubten Tötung in Israel
A Semantic Analysis of Case
Einführung in die Semitischen Sprachen
Comparison of Tagalog and Iloko
The Language of Education of the Philippine Islands
A Bibliography of the Philippine Languages. Part I
Studies in Semitic Grammar
TEIIS SUFFIX is usually considered to be a modification of the suffixed possessive particle -za, viz. nixa, the n being originally developed to avoid the hiatus between the vocalic endings of the verb and the suffiX.2 If, however, the suffix -ta were added to a vocalic ending, as would normally be the case (cf. Ethiopic -a after all vowels, Arabic -za after long vowels, Akkadian -a regularly after i and sometimes after other vowels), there would …
The Word הדז in the Siloam Inscription
The Internal Passive in Semitic
IN the Semitic languages the passive may be expressed in several ways. Nearly all of these languages have a number of reflexive stems that are used for the passive, just as many forms of the Greek middle are so employed; e. g. Syriac '1-4--1 ithqetll, Ethiopic taqatala, Hebrew r niqtdl, all meaning ' he was killed.' In Biblical Aramaic we have a passive which has the same form as the passive participle ; cf. e. g. '1:,1 ie1hzvath 'she was given,'…
The So-Called Intransitive Verbal Forms in Hebrew
Differences between Tagalog and Bisayan
The Bisayan Dialects
Hebrew השָׁמִחֲ, םישִׁמִחֲ
Expression of Case by the Verb in Tagalog
Contributions to Comparative Philippine Grammar
Contributions to Comparative Philippine Grammar, II
The Tagalog Ligature and Analogies in Other Languages
Expression of the Ideas "To Be" and "To Have" in the Philippine Languages
The RGH Law in Philippine Languages. B y C arlos E verett C onant
Vocalic R, L, M, N in Semitic
Philippine Literature
Comparative Syntax of the Combinations Formed by the Noun and Its Modifiers in Semitic
The Hebrew Metheg
The Expression of Indefinite Pronominal Ideas in Hebrew
Studies in Semitic Grammar
TEIIS SUFFIX is usually considered to be a modification of the suffixed possessive particle -za, viz. nixa, the n being originally developed to avoid the hiatus between the vocalic endings of the verb and the suffiX.2 If, however, the suffix -ta were added to a vocalic ending, as would normally be the case (cf. Ethiopic -a after all vowels, Arabic -za after long vowels, Akkadian -a regularly after i and sometimes after other vowels), there would …
The Tagalog Verb
A Bibliography of the Philippine Languages. Part I
A New Method of Syntactical Arrangement
The Part Played by the Publications of the United States Government in the Development of Philippine Linguistic Studies
Frank R. Blake, The Part Played by the Publications of the United States Government in the Development of Philippine Linguistic Studies, Journal of the American Oriental Society, Vol. 42 (1922), pp. 147-170
The Language of Education of the Philippine Islands
A Grammar of the Tagálog Language
Einführung in die Semitischen Sprachen
Philosophy (43 obras) · Linguistics (39 obras) · History (27 obras) · Computer Science (21 obras) · Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis (16 obras) · Grammar (11 obras) · Historical and Linguistic Studies (11 obras) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (10 obras) · Arabic (8 obras) · Hebrew (8 obras)