THE EARLY DAYS OF HEBREW

The early days of the Hebrew language have as protagonists the important historical figures of Abraham, Joseph and Moses. In their stories we can find valuable indications.

 

It is useful to see these indications when entering into the reading of this study that compares older or Biblical Hebrew, against the background of the hypothetical language Proto-Semitic, with Indo-European languages as English, Greek and Latin against the background of hypothetical Indo-European.

 

 
"...the town, to which was given the name Babel, because it was there that the Lord confused the language of all the world on the face of which He dispersed them. GENESIS 11,9"
 
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