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some of his much too far fetched, or even crude, etymological comparisons arouse doubts rather than cause convicting
In Loving Memory of Joseph Eidelberg
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: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)Eidelberg suggests (p.68) that "Ise" is a form of "Jebus" meaning Jerusalem...
The author's thesis does need more investigation in order to substantiate a majority off his claim
Eidelberg is the kind of man with whom I would have liked to share a lengthy dinner
The purpose of this work is to bring to the attention of linguists the Syllabological approach to the diachronic study of languages
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: CS1 maint: location (link)Joseph Eidelberg, in his book Bambara, highlighted the presence of Israelite descendants migrating into West Africa during the Exodus
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: CS1 maint: location (link)אנשי הפלמ"ח הצטרפו ל'עם לוחם' בתיווכו של יוסף איידלברג
אידלברג יונה (היה בגדוד "אלון" בגולני, עבר ליפתח בצריפין, כשחזר ביוני מקורס ממי'ם)
Eidelberg's book goes on to list thousands of words that he claims are rooted in Hebrew. Some of these seem quite stretched but others do have a similarity
הגוף החדש נקרא בשם "עם לוחם", בראשו עמד יוסף אידלברג
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