Ugarit-Verlag, 2008. - 549 p.
I. K. H. Halayqa investigates lexical correspondences of Ugaritic
and Canaanite: "Ugaritic was a spoken and written language in an
area adjacent to various Canaanite dialects, such as the language
of the El-Amaa letters from the city states in Syria, Lebanon and
Palestine and Phoenician in Lebanon. Ugaritic was still a spoken
language in the El-Amaa period, to which Old Canaanite belongs.
Therefore the generic relationship between Ugaritic and Canaanite
cannot be dispensed. It therefore seems appropriate to compare
etymologically all the Ugaritic lexemes to those of the Northwest
Semitic languages, in particular with the Canaanite branch." "The
position of the Ugaritic language among the Northwest Semitic
languages remains a question of lively debate. Ugaritic has been
grouped with Amorite, Canaanite, Arabic and Old South Arabic. It
has even been considered early Hebrew or early Phoenician or has
been seen as a separate Northwest Semitic language distinct from
Canaanite and Aramaic. Nevertheless, neither general acceptance nor
satisfactory classification has been firmly established." "The
process of searching and investigating all the possible Canaanite
correspondences for 2254 Ugaritic lexemes has lead to the emergence
of our lexicon, which contains 1643 certain and uncertain lexemes
(1302 + 341) In other words, of 2254 lexemes only 1643 have been
found with certain and uncertain Canaanite cognates."
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Halayqa I.K.H. A comparative lexicon of Ugaritic and Canaanite
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