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Blau J 1982 Blau, J. Arabische Handschriften in hebräischer Schrift. Pages 303-305, 315 in W. Fischer (ed.), Grundriss der arabischen Philologie. Band I: Sprachwissenschaft. 1. Reprinted as pp. 325-329 in J. Blau, Studies in Middle Arabic and its Judaeo-Arabic Variety. Jerusalem: Magnes, 1988. Wiesbaden: Reichert, 1982.
Blau J 1981-1982 Blau, J. On Some Proto-Neo-Arabic and Early Neo-Arabic Features Differing from Classical Arabic. Jerusalem Studies in Arabic and Islam 3, 1981-1982: 223-235.
Blau J 1981 Blau, J. The Renaissance of modern Hebrew and modern standard Arabic: parallels and differences in the revival of two semitic languages. University of California publications. Near Eastern studies ; 18. vii-260 p. ;. Berkeley : University of California Press, 1981., 1981.
Blau J 1981 Blau, J. The State of Research in the Field of the Linguistic Study of Middle Arabic. Arabica 28/02/2003, 1981: 187-203.
Blau J 1981 Blau, J. The Emergence and Linguistic Background of Judaeo-Arabic. A Study of the Origins of Middle Arabic. [Second edition]. Jerusalem: Ben-Zvi Institute for the Study of Jewish Communities in the East, 1981 [2nd edition].
Blau J 1980 Blau, J. On Some Early Arabic Dialectal Forms of Verba I w in their Linguistic Setting. Jerusalem Studies in Arabic and Islam 2, 1980: 351-355.
Blau J 1980 Blau, J. Studies in Arabic Morphology and Syntax. I. On Some Early Arabic Dialectal Forms of Verba I w in their Linguistic Setting. 2. The Stretching of Ingressive Verbs to Duratives in Various Layers of Arabic. Jerusalem Studies in Arabic and Islam 2, 1980: 351-364.
Blau J 1980 Blau, J. The Parallel Development of the Feminine Ending -at in Semitic Languages. Hebrew Union College Annual 51, 1980: 17-28.
Blau J 1979-1980 Blau, J. Short Philological Notes on the Inscription of Mešaʿ. Maarav 02/02/2012, 1979-1980: 143-157.
Blau J 1979 Blau, J. Some Observations on a Middle Arabic Egyptian text in Coptic Characters. Jerusalem Studies in Arabic and Islam 1, 1979: 215-262.
Blau J 1978 Blau, J. Hebrew and North West Semitic: Reflections on the Classification of the Semitic Languages. Hebrew Annual Review 2, 1978: 21-44.
Blau J 1978 Blau, J. On Some Vestiges of Univerbalization of the Units and Tens of the Cardinalia 21–99 in Arabic and Hebrew. Arabic and Islamic Studies 2, 1978: ix-xii.
Blau J 1977 Blau, J. Marginalia Semitica III. Pages 14-32(Israel Oriental Studies, 7). Tel-Aviv: Tel-Aviv University, 1977.
Blau J 1977 Blau, J. “Weak” Phonetic Change and the Hebrew śîn. Hebrew Annual Review 1, 1977: 67-119.
Blau J 1977 Blau, J. Vestiges of bi-literal origin of verbs III y (w) in Hebrew and Arabic. Pages 27-29Marginalia Semitica III. 4. (Israel Oriental Studies, 7). Tel-Aviv: Tel-Aviv University, 1977.
Blau J 1977 Blau, J. Afroasiatic Linguistics 04/04/2012, 1977
Blau J 1977 Blau, J. An Adverbial Construction in Hebrew and Arabic. Sentence Adverbials in Frontal Position Separated from the Rest of the Sentence. Proceedings of the Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities 06/01/2012, 1977: 1-103.
Blau J 1973 Blau, J. Arabic iw > ū. Arabic and Islamic Studies. (Bar-Ilan Departmental Researches, 1). Ramat-Gan: Department of Arabic, Bar-Ilan University, 1973.
Blau J 1973 Blau, J. Sind uns Reste arabischer Bibelübersetzungen aus vorislamischer Zeit erhalten geblieben?. Le Muséon 86, 1973: 67-72.
Blau J 1972 Blau, J. Arabic Lexicographical Miscellanies. Journal of Semitic Studies 17, 1972: 173-190.
Blau J 1972 Blau, J. Proto-Semitic mẓʾ / mṭʾ “arrive” (Marginalia Semitica II.4). Pages 67-72In Memoriam Samuel Miklós Stern 1920-1969. (Israel Oriental Studies, 2). Tel-Aviv: Tel-Aviv University, 1972.
Blau J 1972 Blau, J. Arabic wâḥid and Hebrew ʾeḥâd “the same” in concord with nouns in plural. Journal of Semitic Studies 17, 1972: 186-188.
Blau J 1972 Blau, J. On the extent of khâṣṣatan/khâṣṣ(an) “only” in Judaeo-Arabic. Journal of Semitic Studies 17, 1972: 182-186.
Blau J 1972 Blau, J. Middle and Old Arabic Material for the History of Stress in Arabic. Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 35, 1972: 476.