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Rudolf Macúch (16
October 1919, in
Bzince pod
Javorinou – 23 July 1993, in Berlin) was a
Slovak linguist,
naturalized as
German after 1974. He was noted...
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other Aramaic dialects,
semiticists such as Mark
Lidzbarski and
Rudolf Macúch have
translated the term manda, from
which Mandaiia derives, as "knowledge"...
- 1960s by
Rudolf Macúch; it is now
accepted by
Mandaean scholars such as
Jorunn Jacobsen Buckley and Şinasi Gündüz.
According to
Macúch, the
eastward migration...
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language include Theodor Nöldeke, Mark Lidzbarski,
Ethel S. Drower,
Rudolf Macúch, and
Matthew Morgenstern. Neo-Mandaic
represents the
latest stage of the...
- Giessen:
Alfred Töpelmann.
Macuch,
Rudolf A
Mandaic Dictionary (with E. S. Drower). Oxford:
Clarendon Press 1963. R.
Macuch, "Anfänge der Mandäer. Versuch...
- Tal 2012, p. 619–28.
Burtea 2012, pp. 670–685. Naby 2004, pp. 197–203.
Macuch 1990, pp. 214–223.
Coghill 2007, pp. 115–122. Lipiński 2001, p. 64. Gzella...
- have thus far been do****ented,
those of Ahwāz (in
Macuch 1965a,
Macuch 1965b,
Macuch 1989, and
Macuch 1993) and
Khorramshahr (in Häberl 2009).
These dialects...
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National Bank of
Slovakia Marcin Makuch (born 1980),
Polish footballer Rudolf Macúch (1919–1993),
Slovak linguist Vasyl Ma****h (1927–1968),
Ukrainian activist...
- the
ancient Mandaean/Israelite tradition.: 108
Scholars such as
Rudolf Macúch, E. S. Drower,
Jorunn J. Buckley, and Şinasi Gündüz
believe that the Mandaeans...
- People".
Studia Antiqua. 5 (2).
Macuch,
Rudolf A
Mandaic Dictionary (with E. S. Drower). Oxford:
Clarendon Press 1963. R.
Macuch, "Anfänge der Mandäer. Versuch...
