Rujukan Bahasa Semitik Purba

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  18. Untuk contoh pengarang menggunakan simbol tradisional tetapi mengikut nilai-nilai bunyi yang baharu, lihat Hackett, Joe Ann. 2008. Phoenician and Punic. The Ancient Languages of Syria-Palestine and Arabia (peny. Roger D. Woodard). Likewise, Huehnergard, John dan Christopher Woods. 2008. Akkadian and Eblaite. The Ancient Languages of Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Aksum (peny. Roger D. Woodard). m/s 96: "Seperti yang demikian, dahulu terdapat kumpulan bunyi-bunyi letusan, /ᵈz/ berbunyi (⟨z⟩), /ᵗs/ (⟨s⟩) tidak berbunyi, dan /ᵗsʼ/ (⟨*ṣ⟩) penegas. Semua ini menjadi bunyi geseran dalam dialek-dialek terkemudian; ahli golongan konsonan tidak bersuara yang terkembudian ini disebut [s] dalam bahasa Babylonia, tetapi [š] dalam in Assyria, sementara refleks *š dalam Semitik Purba, yang kemungkinannya [s] sahaja asalnya, terus disebut begitu dalam bahasa Assyria tetapi [š] dalam bahasa Babylonia." Selain itu, seorang pengarang yang belum tentu hendak menandakan nilai bunyi-bunyi sibilan pasti akan menggunakan simbol-simbol lazim juga, contohnya. Greenberg, Joseph, The Patterning of Root Morphemes in Semitic. 1990. m/s 379. On language: selected writings of Joseph H. Greenberg. peny. Keith M. Denning dan Suzanne Kemme: "Ramai tidak yakin dengan nilai fonetik s, ś, dan š dalam Semitik Purba. Saya hanya menggunakannya di sini sebagai transkripsi konvensional daripada tiga sibilan yang sepadan dengan bunyi samekh, śin , dan šin dalam ortografi Ibrani."
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