This volume is a formal course text of Egyptian Arabic for college students. It consists of lengthy treatment of Egyptian Arabic phonology; Basic Units; Conversations; extensive Grammatical Notes and Drills; and word lists, tests, stories, anecdotes, proverbs, and an English-Arabic lexicon.

An Introduction to Egyptian Arabic

Abdel-Massih, Ernest T.

MPublishing, University of Michigan Library

A reference grammar of Egyptian Arabic: grammatical and linguistic terms in dictionary format.

A Comprehensive Study of Egyptian Arabic: A Reference Grammar of Egyptian Arabic

Abdel-Malek, Zaki N.

Badawi, El-Said M.

Egyptian Arabic - English and English - Egyptian Arabic Lexicon arranged in 34 cultural categories.

A Comprehensive Study of Egyptian Arabic: Lexicon Part 1: Egyptian Arabic - English; Lexicon Part 2: English - Egyptian Arabic

Reference

Foreign Language Study & Reference

This volume consists of six parts: Phonology, basic Units, Conversations, Verb tables, Glossary of Technical and Grammatical Terminology and Lexicon (English - Moroccan Arabic and Moroccan Arabic - English). It is designed to serve as a formal course text for two semesters. It is intended as a textbook and a grammar for college students and as a manual for researchers in social sciences.

An Introduction to Moroccan Arabic

This five-part work is based on the author's "An Introduction to Moroccan Arabic." The thirty-eight texts of this book serve as an introduction to Moroccan ethnology, culture, history, folklore, and literature, in addition to giving the reader a more sophisticated exposure to the syntax of the language.

Advanced Moroccan Arabic

This volume has seven sections that deal with phonology, the numerical system, pronominal systems, the noun, particles, the verb, and sentences. It is designed to be used with "A Course in Spoken Tamazight" (Ernest T. Abdel-Massih).

A Reference Grammar of Tamazight: A Comparative Study of the Berber Dialects of Ayt Ayache and Ayt Seghrouchen

The present version, like the first edition, is designed for college students and business and government employees who intend to use Levantine Arabic for travel, business, or government service. This book does not presuppose any prior knowledge of Arabic. The book contains thirty lessons including a wide variety of dialogue topics, grammatical explanations, and exercises.

A Course in Levantine Arabic

Qafisheh, Hamdi

Rammuny, Raji

McCarus, Ernest

Although medieval Arabic is well represented by dictionaries composed by Muslim scholars in the Middle Ages, the language still presents many lexical difficulties for the student and the mature scholar alike. The source of most such difficulties lies in the extraordinarily large number of idioms, in particular idioms involving verbs, in which the language abounds.

Verbal Idioms of the Qur'an

Mir, Mustansir

This collection of articles stems from a two-day conference held in March of 1997 at the University of Michigan School of Public Health. The book offers a selection of conference papers, along with two new papers which the editors contributed. Topics include the history of epidemiological studies in Beirut, traditions in Islamic medicine, analysis of mortality rates of Arab Israelis, health care services in Gaza, re-use of wastewater, family planning in Egypt, and more.

Studies in Middle Eastern Health

Politics & Social Sciences

Sociology

ARKIVOC Archive for Organic Chemistry, Year 2011, Issue (iii): Commemorative Issue in Honor of Prof. Julio Alvarez-Builla on the Occasion of his 65th Anniversary

Science & Math

Iglesias-Arteaga, Prof Martin A.

Chemistry

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