Arabic grammar course. B.M. Grande
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Arabic Grammar Course in Comparative Historical Lighting
Publisher: Oriental Literature
Year: 2001
Pages: 592 pages
ISBN-5 02-018072-6
Pages: 585
Format: pdf
Annotation: The book of the largest Russian scholar-Arabist and Semitologist, professor of Moscow State University B.M. Grande was first published in 1963. This fundamental work combines the advantages of a research monograph and a textbook designed for people who are already familiar with the Arabic language. The three parts of the "Course" outline the basic principles of Arabic grammar, and the description of the grammatical phenomena of the Arabic language is accompanied by excursions into their history and comparison with similar phenomena in related Semitic languages. Growing up on the basis of the author's lecture courses, the book, thanks to its clear and intelligible form, gives a clear idea of the grammatical structure of the Arabic language. The book ends with an appendix, which includes, in particular, tables of Arabic verb breeds, a subject index and a dictionary of Arabic grammatical terms and phrases.
This reprint edition reproduces the first edition without changes, but all typographical errors have been corrected.
Publisher: Oriental Literature
Year: 2001
Pages: 592 pages
ISBN-5 02-018072-6
Pages: 585
Format: pdf
Annotation: The book of the largest Russian scholar-Arabist and Semitologist, professor of Moscow State University B.M. Grande was first published in 1963. This fundamental work combines the advantages of a research monograph and a textbook designed for people who are already familiar with the Arabic language. The three parts of the "Course" outline the basic principles of Arabic grammar, and the description of the grammatical phenomena of the Arabic language is accompanied by excursions into their history and comparison with similar phenomena in related Semitic languages. Growing up on the basis of the author's lecture courses, the book, thanks to its clear and intelligible form, gives a clear idea of the grammatical structure of the Arabic language. The book ends with an appendix, which includes, in particular, tables of Arabic verb breeds, a subject index and a dictionary of Arabic grammatical terms and phrases.
This reprint edition reproduces the first edition without changes, but all typographical errors have been corrected.