The perfect storm : critical discussion of the semantics of the Greek perfect tense under aspect theory
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Deutsche Nationalbibliothek Frankfurt am Main
- ISBN
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9781433183744
1433183749
- Dimensions
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23 cm, 344 g
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viii, 175 Seiten
- Language
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Englisch
- Bibliographic citation
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Studies in biblical Greek ; vol. 21
- Keyword
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Koine
Perfekt
Semantik
Aspekt
- Event
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Veröffentlichung
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New York, Bern, Berlin, Vienna
- (who)
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Peter Lang
- (when)
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[2021]
- Creator
- Contributor
- Table of contents
- Rights
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11.06.2025, 2:18 PM CEST
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Present perfect or past tense, [Hauptbd.].
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Past tense or present perfect?, Lehrerbegleith.
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The semantics of perfect in Nafsan and implications for typology
On the perfect tense-aspect in K'ichee'an Mayan: An LFG approach
Perfect quasi-perfect equilibrium
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21. Perfect Tense
Present perfect or past tense, [Hauptbd.].
Present perfect or past tense, Lehrerh.
Past tense or present perfect?, Lehrerbegleith.
The perfect circle
The Greek perfect tense in the gospel of Mark and the epistle to the Romans
The semantics of perfect in Nafsan and implications for typology
On the perfect tense-aspect in K'ichee'an Mayan: An LFG approach
Perfect quasi-perfect equilibrium
Perfect Quasi-Perfect Equilibrium
perfect bodies perfect minds
Perfect Quasi-Perfect Equilibrium
21. Perfect Tense
Present perfect or past tense, [Hauptbd.].
Present perfect or past tense, Lehrerh.
Past tense or present perfect?, Lehrerbegleith.
The perfect circle
The Greek perfect tense in the gospel of Mark and the epistle to the Romans
The semantics of perfect in Nafsan and implications for typology
On the perfect tense-aspect in K'ichee'an Mayan: An LFG approach
Perfect quasi-perfect equilibrium
Perfect Quasi-Perfect Equilibrium
perfect bodies perfect minds