An edition of Comparative morphology of standard and Egyptian Arabic (2000)

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Lincom Europa
Language
English
Pages
255

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Subjects

Arabic language, Dialects, Morphology

Places

Egypt
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Cover of: Comparative morphology of standard and Egyptian Arabic
Comparative morphology of standard and Egyptian Arabic
2000, Lincom Europa
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 245-253).

Published in
Muenchen
Series
LINCOM studies in Afro-Asiatic linguistics ;, 05, LINCOM studies in Afroasiatic linguistics ;, 05.

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Dewey Decimal Class
492.7/7/0962
Library of Congress
PJ6782 .G33 2000

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xv, 255 p. :
Number of pages
255

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Open Library
OL6870655M
ISBN 10
3895869724
LCCN
00401300
OCLC/WorldCat
45661820
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4766615

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OL7824571W

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