- (2001), "
Koinés", in Mesthrie, R. (ed.),
Concise encyclopedia of sociolinguistics, Amsterdam: Elsevier, pp. 485–489 Siegel, Jeff (1985), "
Koines and koineization...
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Koine Gr**** (ἡ κοινὴ διάλεκτος, hē
koinḕ diál****s, lit. 'the
common dialect'), also
variously known as ****enistic Gr****,
common Attic, the Alexandrian...
- Look up
Koine or
Koiné in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
literal meaning of the Gr**** word κοινή (
koinḗ) is "common". It may
refer to:
Koine Gr****...
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Jewish Koine Gr****, or
Jewish ****enistic Gr****, is the
variety of
Koine Gr**** or "common Attic"
found in
numerous Alexandrian dialect texts of ****enistic...
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Koine Gr****
grammar is a
subclass of
Ancient Gr****
grammar peculiar to the
Koine Gr**** dialect. It
includes many
forms of ****enistic era Gr****, and authors...
- delimiters. The Gr****
language underwent pronunciation changes during the
Koine Gr**** period, from
about 300 BC to 400 AD. At the
beginning of the period...
- of Rome and
Koine Gr****
became the
first or
second language in the
Roman Empire. The
origin of
Christianity can also be
traced through Koine Gr**** because...
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during the
centuries that
followed a
vernacular form of Gr****,
known as
koine, and Gr****
culture was spread,
while the Gr****s
adopted Eastern deities...
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South Asia.
Early Jewish Christians referred to
themselves as 'The Way' (
Koinē Gr****: τῆς ὁδοῦ, romanized: tês hodoû),
probably coming from
Isaiah 40:3...
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Southern Italian koiné was a
koiné language that had
evolved due to
contact between Naples, Amalfi,
Salerno and
other ports. It was
spread by the Normans...
