- Chicago, 1962.
- Rosén, p. vi. It has seemed advisable to alter Rosén's transcription slightly as his was “designed solely for the practical purposes of this book” (p. vii). This should in no way alter the clause-level constructions listed below. As most of the material is without accompanying translation, I bear full responsibility for the glosses.
- See Benjamin Elson and Velma Pickett, An Introduction to Morphology and Syntax (Santa Ana, Calif., 1964), esp. chaps. 6, 7, and 17. 373
- Ibid,. p. 108.
- The one exception occurs when the “2nd division verb” performs the passive function (Rosén, p. 273).
- The situation is slightly different for proper nouns which occur without /ha-/, e.g., /ani mexapes et adon levi/ (64) ‘I'm looking for Mr. Levy’. There are several other minor deviations.
- A historical dual form occurs in certain Israeli Hebrew noun forms (Rosén, p. 208), but this does not appear to play a role in number concord.
- A Foundation Word List of Hebrew, Ed. I. Mehlman, Haiim B. Rosèn, and Y. Shaked (Jerusalem, 1960), p. xxxi.
- Sec n. 6.
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