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    The verb in archaic Biblical poetry a discursive, typological, and historical investigation of the tense system / Dahkki Notarius, Tania, 1967-

    Almmustuhtton 2013
    Fáttát: “…Hebrew language Tense.…”
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    The verb in archaic Biblical poetry a discursive, typological, and historical investigation of the tense system / Dahkki Notarius, Tania, 1967-

    Almmustuhtton 2013
    Fáttát: “…Hebrew language Tense.…”
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    Time and the biblical Hebrew verb the expression of tense, aspect, and modality in biblical Hebrew / Dahkki Cook, John A. (Professor)

    Almmustuhtton 2012
    Fáttát: “…Hebrew language Tense.…”
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    Time and the biblical Hebrew verb the expression of tense, aspect, and modality in biblical Hebrew / Dahkki Cook, John A. (Professor)

    Almmustuhtton 2012
    Fáttát: “…Hebrew language Tense.…”
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    The semantics of aspect and modality evidence from English and biblical Hebrew / Dahkki Hatav, Galia

    Almmustuhtton 1997
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    Bearbmagovva

    The semantics of aspect and modality evidence from English and biblical Hebrew / Dahkki Hatav, Galia

    Almmustuhtton 1997
    Fáttát: “…Hebrew language Tense.…”
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