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The book of Hebrew roots

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Jonah Ibn Janah ca. 990-1050
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Title The book of Hebrew roots / by Abu 'L-Walid Marwân Ibn Janah, otherwise called Rabbi Yônâh
now first edited, with an appendix, containing abstracts from other Hebrew-Arabic dictionaries, by Ad. Neubauer.
Contributors Neubauer, Adolf, 1832-1907
Publisher Oxford [Oxfordshire] : Clarendon Press
Creation Date [1875]
Notes Title in Arabic at head of t.p.
Arabic text
introduction in English.
Based on a unique complete ms. dated 1421, and two incomplete mss., the Rouen Ms. and the Oxford Ms.
Includes bibliographical references.
Extent viii p., 807 columns
27 cm.
Language Arabic
National Library system number 990020186490205171

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