The Analytic and Synthetic Etymology of the Hebrew Language is an etymological dictionary. It identifies the fundamental concepts used by the language to describe reality, then breaks down all the roots current in the Hebrew language into these constituent components to elicit their inherent and basic meaning. The root analysis is done in Hebrew but the book contains an English introduction detailing this method of conceptual and grammatical analysis.
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Isaac Fried is a professor of mathematics at Boston University.
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