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Chapter 3 Criteria for selecting German and Hebrew-Aramaic and for retaining Slavic elements in Yiddish

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Two-tiered Relexification in Yiddish
This chapter is in the book Two-tiered Relexification in Yiddish

Chapters in this book

  1. I-VIII I
  2. Abbreviations and symbols IX
  3. Introduction 1
  4. Chapter 1 The relexification hypothesis in Yiddish 9
  5. Chapter 2 Approaches to the study of Yiddish and other Jewish languages 63
  6. Chapter 3 Criteria for selecting German and Hebrew-Aramaic and for retaining Slavic elements in Yiddish 79
  7. Chapter 4 Evidence for the two-tiered relexification hypothesis in Yiddish: From Upper Sorbian to German and from Kiev-Polessian to Yiddish 145
  8. Chapter 5 Future challenges 543
  9. References 555
  10. Index of names 631
  11. Index of examples 638
  12. Index of subjects 692
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110898736.79

Chapters in this book

  1. I-VIII I
  2. Abbreviations and symbols IX
  3. Introduction 1
  4. Chapter 1 The relexification hypothesis in Yiddish 9
  5. Chapter 2 Approaches to the study of Yiddish and other Jewish languages 63
  6. Chapter 3 Criteria for selecting German and Hebrew-Aramaic and for retaining Slavic elements in Yiddish 79
  7. Chapter 4 Evidence for the two-tiered relexification hypothesis in Yiddish: From Upper Sorbian to German and from Kiev-Polessian to Yiddish 145
  8. Chapter 5 Future challenges 543
  9. References 555
  10. Index of names 631
  11. Index of examples 638
  12. Index of subjects 692
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