The So-called Intransitive Verbal Forms In The Semitic Languages: Hebrew

This book is a comprehensive study of the intransitive verbal forms in the Hebrew language, as well as other Semitic languages. Frank Ringgold Blake provides deep insight into the grammar and syntax of these languages, making this book an essential resource for linguistic scholars and anyone interested in the Semitic language family.

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