Aramaist

English Etymology en :af Arama- -ist 1 From en Arama- -ist. Compare en Hebraist. Pronunciation en /ˌæɹəˈmeɪɪst/ en eɪɪst 4 Noun A scholar who specializes in the study of the Aramaic language. en less common Aramaicist en Semitist en Syriacist en 1888 Francis Brown The Presbyterian Review 352 https://www.google.com/books?id=LeQWAQAAIAAJ&pg=PA352 Meantime, such a work as that before us is of great service to the textual critic as well as to the Aramaist, by helping him to see exactly what it is with which he has to deal. en 1894 w:Nathaniel Schmidt Μαραναθα, 1 Cor. xvi. 22. Journal of Biblical Literature 51 https://books.google.com/books?id=ePr2QwcIkoMC&pg=PA51 For Wellhausen is quite a sensible man, and yet he thinks that the words should be written grc μαράνα θᾶ (quoted by Nöldeke, Gött. gel. Anz., 1884, p. 1023), and Nöldeke himself, who regards this as probable (l.c.), has no superior as an Aramaist. en 1913 The Modern Churchman https://books.google.com/books?id=C4VQAQAAMAAJ 490 Gustaf Dalman, the great Aramaist, rises above all pro-Aramaic prejudice, and keeps at least an open mind upon our Lord’s use of Greek. A leading issue is how much Greek He knew. Galilee was bilingual. en 2024 Kooij Hoftijzer The Balaam Text from Deir 'Alla Re-Evaluated https://books.google.com/books?id=Ptv7EAAAQBAJ&pg=PA109 109 For an Aramaist is not one who teaches a course in Biblical Aramaic every few years. Derived terms en Aramaistic Aramaistically Aramaistics Related terms en Aram Aramaic Aramaism Aramaization Aramaize Translations Azerbaijani: az aramişünas French: fr aramaïste mfbysense, fr aramaïsant m, fr aramaïsante f German: de Aramaist m, de Aramaistin f Greek: el αραμαϊστής m Italian: it aramaista mfbysense Latin: la aramaista mfbysense Persian: Dari: prs آرَامِی‌شِنَاس Iranian Persian: fa-ira آرامی‌شِناس Russian: ru арамаи́ст m, ru арамаи́стка f Tajik: tg оромишинос Uzbek: uz oromiyshunos en Aramaic Linguists German Pronunciation de De-Aramaist.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m.weak in en Aramaist male or of unspecified gender Declension m.weak