This guide is an introduction to the biblical Aramaic language. It contains materials, examples and exercises as well as paradigm tables, a vocabulary list, the answers to the exercises, a subject index and an index of biblical passages. It can also be used for autodidactic studies.

With its 16 lessons, this guide is an introduction to the biblical Aramaic language. A textbook with a didactic concept, it contains materials, examples and exercises as well as paradigm tables, a vocabulary list, the answers to the exercises, a subject index and an index of biblical passages. The exercises, i.e. the verb and nominal forms to be determined, as well as the texts to be translated, are all from the Aramaic part of the Old Testament. The book has been designed so that readers who have no knowledge of Hebrew or another Semitic language can also use it. Since the answers to the exercises are given, the book can also be used for autodidactic studies and the indexes make it a good reference work.

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Born 1955; studied Protestant Theology in Marburg and Tübingen; 1985 doctorate; 1993 habilitation; adjunct professor of Old Testament at the Faculty of Protestant Theology, University of Tübingen; since 2024 retired.