Richard Caplice
EAN : 978B0118269SK
Gregorian & Biblical Press (30/11/-1)
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A twelve lesson, or one semester, course in essential Akkadian grammar. The reading exercises in transliteration and in cuneiform are designed to introduce the student to common vocabulary and basic cuneiform signs. The exercises are chosen from Old Babylonian, but signs are introduced, as is customary, in their Neo-Assyrian form; phonetic values of signs are primarily those in use in Old Babylonian, but prominent values of later periods are also given, in parenthes... >Voir plus
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La méthode d'akkadien de R. Caplice est un ouvrage extrêmement condensé, aux leçons substantielles suivies d'exercices non corrigés. Si elle a des vertus de synthèse et de clarté, elle est peut-être mieux utilisable dans un cours que par un autodidacte. L'initiation au cunéiforme se fait par le style d'écriture le plus clair, mais aussi le plus tardif, néo-assyrien.
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§55. The N-stem is marked by na- prefixed to the verbal root in the imperative, infinitive, verbal adjective and stative, and in the other forms by infixed -n- which is assimilated to the following consonant.
The basic function of the N-stem is passive to the G-stem (i'habbal, he wrongs, i'h'habbal, he is wronged) ; rarely reflexive (imlik, he advised, immalik, he deliberated) or reciprocal (itsbatû, they seized, natsbutû, they were quarrelling (grasping one another)). The N-stem of state verbs usually expresses an ingressive (nadrû, they rage, innadrû, they went on a rampage). A deponent N also occurs with the sense of the noram G-stem (naplusum, to see, transitive).
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The basic function of the N-stem is passive to the G-stem (i'habbal, he wrongs, i'h'habbal, he is wronged) ; rarely reflexive (imlik, he advised, immalik, he deliberated) or reciprocal (itsbatû, they seized, natsbutû, they were quarrelling (grasping one another)). The N-stem of state verbs usually expresses an ingressive (nadrû, they rage, innadrû, they went on a rampage). A deponent N also occurs with the sense of the noram G-stem (naplusum, to see, transitive).
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