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Exploring the Explanatory Power of Semitic and Egyptian in Uto-Aztecan

TitleExploring the Explanatory Power of Semitic and Egyptian in Uto-Aztecan
Publication TypeBook
Year of Publication2015
AuthorsStubbs, Brian D.
Number of Pages436
PublisherGrover Publications
CityProvo, UT
ISBN978-0-9863189-3-1
Abstract
Believers and non-believers have both assembled their separate sets of misconceptions about the Book of Mormon. So as truth emerges, everyone gets to be surprised in some ways, including the author. Previous thoughts on Book of Mormon language have been tethered to the text. As a linguist, knowledgeable in Egyptian and Semitic languages, and as a leading authority in a relevant Native American language family, the author brings together evidence for an enlightening line of language history from Nephi to Now. His studies in comparative Uto-Aztecan clarify a number of Book of Mormon language matters.
URLhttp://bmslr.org/exploring-the-explanatory-power-of-semitic-and-egyptian-in-uto-aztecan/

Table of Contents

13 Chapters

Introduction
Brian D. Stubbs | pp. 1-64
The Semitic-kw Contribution into Uto-Aztecan
Brian D. Stubbs | pp. 65-84
Pronouns of Uto-Aztecan
Brian D. Stubbs | pp. 84-86
The Egyptian in Uto-Aztecan
Brian D. Stubbs | pp. 87-156
The Semitic-p Contribution in Uto-Aztecan
Brian D. Stubbs | pp. 157-302
Seven Uto-Aztecan Puzzles Explained by Egyptian and Semitic
Brian D. Stubbs | pp. 303-319
Other Comparative Matters, Consistencies, and Patterns
Brian D. Stubbs | pp. 320-356
The Aramaic Leaning of the Semitic-p Language
Brian D. Stubbs | pp. 357-358
Conclusions
Brian D. Stubbs | pp. 359-362
Appendix A: Sound Correspondences of the Semitic and Egyptian Infusions in Uto-Aztecan from Semitic- Kw, Semitic-p, and Egyptian
Brian D. Stubbs | pp. 362
Appendix B: English Index to Cognate Sets
Brian D. Stubbs | pp. 363-391
Appendix C: Index to Semitic Terms in Alphabetical Order of Hebrew Consonants after Pronouns and Grammatical Morphemes
Brian D. Stubbs | pp. 392-410
Appendix D: Index to Egyptian Terms in Egyptian Alphabetical Order of Consonants After Pronouns and Grammatical Morphemes First
Brian D. Stubbs | pp. 411-417
Exploring the Explanatory Power of Semitic and Egyptian in Uto-Aztecan

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