On the Correspondence of Hebrew s to ESA s2

ESA (Epigraphic South Arabic); three-way opposition of /<i>š</i>/, /<i>ś</i>/ (lateralized) and /<i>s</i>/ is more original than a binary opposition in Semitic.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Вeeston, A. F. L.
Format: Print Article
In:JSS
Year: 1977, Volume: 22, Pages: 50-57
KeiBi Identifier:39:793
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