Description
Offered here is a scholarly hardcover volume in the respected Alter Orient und Altes Testament (AOAT) series: Band 260. Tamar Zewi’s monograph is a specialized comparative study in Semitic linguistics, analyzing verbal forms with -n(n) endings across Classical Arabic, Biblical Hebrew, El-Amarna Akkadian, and Ugaritic-a tightly focused topic that remains relevant for researchers working on Semitic verbal systems and ancient Near Eastern philology.
Key details and highlights:
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Author: Tamar Zewi
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Title: A syntactical study of verbal forms affixed by -n(n) endings…
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Series: Alter Orient und Altes Testament (AOAT), Bd. 260
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Publisher: Ugarit-Verlag, Münster, 1999
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ISBN: 3-927120-71-5
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Notable production note: Printed on acid-free paper (a longevity standard favored by research libraries)
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Why it’s desirable: an uncommon, niche academic monograph in a well-collected series, typically found in institutional or specialist hands rather than general circulation
Condition:
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Very Good overall, with clean-looking cloth boards as shown
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