Old Babylonian Grammar: Volume One

‎Contents
‎Preface
‎Abbreviations
	‎1. Textgenres
	‎2. Regions/Dialects
	‎3. Grammatical Terminology
	‎4. Bibliographical Abbreviations
	‎5. Other Abbreviations
‎Chapter 1. Introduction
	‎1. Akkadian in General
		‎1.1. The Name “Akkadian”
		‎1.2. History of Akkadian
		‎1.3. Akkadian and the Semitic Language Family
	‎2. Old Babylonian
		‎2.1. Old Babylonian and Ancient Near Eastern Languages
		‎2.2. Chronological Development of Old Babylonian
		‎2.3. Geographical Distribution of Old Babylonian
		‎2.4. Text Genres of Old Babylonian
	‎3. Scope and Layout of This Grammar
‎Chapter 2. Orthography and Phonology
	‎1. Cuneiform Writing
		‎1.1. Cuneiform Signs
		‎1.2. Transliteration and Transcription
		‎1.3. Sign Values
		‎1.4. Logograms
		‎1.5. Types of Phonograms
		‎1.6. Survey of Old Babylonian Phonograms of the Types CV, VC, and V
		‎1.7. Survey of Old Babylonian Phonograms of the Type CVC
		‎1.8. Complementation of CVC- and CV-Signs
		‎1.9. Morphographemic Spellings
		‎1.10. Scribal Mistakes
	‎2. The Vowels
		‎2.1. Phonemic Inventory of Vowels
		‎2.2. Plene Vowel Spellings
		‎2.3. Broken Vowel Spellings
		‎2.4. /a/
		‎2.5. /e/
		‎2.6. /i/
		‎2.7. /ô/ and /o/
		‎2.8. /u/
		‎2.9. Vowel Length
		‎2.10. Vowel Contraction
		‎2.11. Preservation of Contiguous Vowels
		‎2.12. Vowel Elision
	‎3. Consonants
		‎3.1. Phonemic Inventory of Consonants
		‎3.2. /ʾ/
		‎3.3. /b/
		‎3.4. /d/
		‎3.5. /g/
		‎3.6. /ḫ/
		‎3.7. /j/
		‎3.8. /k/
		‎3.9. /l/
		‎3.10. /m/
		‎3.11. /n/
		‎3.12. /p/
		‎3.13. /q/
		‎3.14. /r/
		‎3.15. /s/
		‎3.16. /ṣ/
		‎3.17. /š/
		‎3.18. /t/
		‎3.19. /ṭ/
		‎3.20. /w/
		‎3.21. /z/
		‎3.22. Consonantal Length
	‎4. Syllables
	‎5. Word Stress
		‎5.1. Plene Vowel Spellings CV-V
		‎5.2. Vowel Elision
		‎5.3. Trochaic Verse Ending
	‎6. Sentence Stress
‎Chapter 3. Morphology: General Remarks
	‎1. Parts of Speech
	‎2. Types of Morphemes
‎Chapter 4. Pronouns
	‎1. Generalities
	‎2. Personal Pronouns
		‎2.1. Paradigm
		‎2.2. Nominative Independent
		‎2.3. Independent Possessive Pronouns
		‎2.4. Genitive Suffixes
		‎2.5. Dative Independent
		‎2.6. Dative Suffixes
		‎2.7. Genitive/Accusative Independent
		‎2.8. Accusative Suffixes
	‎3. Demonstrative Pronouns
		‎3.1. annûm
		‎3.2. anummûm
		‎3.3. ullûm
	‎4. The Determinative Pronoun
		‎4.1. Form
		‎4.2. Headless ša
		‎4.3. The ša Genitive Modifying a Head Noun
	‎5. Interrogative Pronouns
		‎5.1. mannum
		‎5.2. mīnum
		‎5.3. ajjûm
	‎6. Indefinite Pronouns
		‎6.1. mamma(n) and Related Pronouns
		‎6.2. mīmma and Related Pronouns
		‎6.3. ajjûmma
‎Chapter 5. Nouns
	‎1. Inflectional Categories
	‎2. Noun Patterns
		‎2.1. Survey
		‎2.2. Primary Nouns
		‎2.3. Deverbal Nouns
	‎3. Loaned Nouns
	‎4. Compound Noun Phrases
	‎5. Gender
		‎5.1. Morphology
		‎5.2. Use of the Feminine Ending
		‎5.3. Morphologically Masculine but Grammatically Feminine Singular
		‎5.4. Morphologically Masculine but Grammatically Variable Gender in the Singular
		‎5.5. Grammatically Masculine in the Singular and Morphologically Feminine in the Plural
		‎5.6. Masculine in the Singular and Variable Gender in the Plural
		‎5.7. Morphologically Masculine but Grammatically Feminine Plural
	‎6. Number
		‎6.1. Singular
		‎6.2. Dual
		‎6.3. Plural
		‎6.4. Collective Nouns
	‎7. Case
		‎7.1. Morphology
		‎7.2. Use
	‎8. State
		‎8.1. Status Rectus
		‎8.2. Status Constructus
		‎8.3. Status Absolutus
‎Chapter 6. Numbers
	‎1. Cardinals
		‎1.1. Morphology of the Cardinals
		‎1.2. Syntax of the Cardinals
	‎2. Ordinals
		‎2.1. Morphology of the Ordinals
		‎2.2. Syntax of the Ordinals
	‎3. Fractions
		‎3.1. Morphology of the Fractions
		‎3.2. Syntax of the Fractions
	‎4. Multiplicatives
	‎5. Derivations from Numbers
‎Bibliography
‎Index of Subjects
‎Selective Index of Words and Syllabograms
‎Index of Texts