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Omer Shafran

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jewish studies, Graduate Student

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Papers by Omer Shafran

Sobre o ladino e algumas nuances / Debi Yehoshafat & Omer Shafran

(On Ladino) “Topics in the Language of Shemuel De Medina's 16th Century Rabbinical Responsa: Hoshen Mishpat, Responsum 5” (Written in Hebrew). Massorot XVI-XVII (2014): 239-278.

The present article offers a linguistic analysis and Hebrew translation of a sixteenth-century te... more The present article offers a linguistic analysis and Hebrew translation of a sixteenth-century text in Judezmo. Among the issues dealt with are typography, phonetics, lexicon, and syntax. Special emphasis is placed on sounds and their Hebrew-letter representation; and the use of verbal tenses and demonstrative pronouns.

Thesis Chapters by Omer Shafran

Ladino Pronouns (the exact title is in the file), A Ph.D. Dissertation, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2017

(My MA Thesis Abstract) Bulls, Crocodiles and Cocks: Animal Classifiers in Swahili and Ancient Egyptian Scripts. (English abstract, the thesis is written in Hebrew).

Sobre o ladino e algumas nuances / Debi Yehoshafat & Omer Shafran

(On Ladino) “Topics in the Language of Shemuel De Medina's 16th Century Rabbinical Responsa: Hoshen Mishpat, Responsum 5” (Written in Hebrew). Massorot XVI-XVII (2014): 239-278.

The present article offers a linguistic analysis and Hebrew translation of a sixteenth-century te... more The present article offers a linguistic analysis and Hebrew translation of a sixteenth-century text in Judezmo. Among the issues dealt with are typography, phonetics, lexicon, and syntax. Special emphasis is placed on sounds and their Hebrew-letter representation; and the use of verbal tenses and demonstrative pronouns.

Ladino Pronouns (the exact title is in the file), A Ph.D. Dissertation, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2017

(My MA Thesis Abstract) Bulls, Crocodiles and Cocks: Animal Classifiers in Swahili and Ancient Egyptian Scripts. (English abstract, the thesis is written in Hebrew).