Browse “Greek language, Medieval and late--Transliteration into Arabic” in an alphabetical list of subjects

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Greek language, Medieval and late--Translating into Georgian About this subjectopen_in_new 2 records
2 records
Greek language, Medieval and late--Translations--History 1 record
1 record
We found a matching subject in our catalog for: Greek language, Medieval and late--Transliteration into Arabic.
Greek language, Medieval and late--Transliteration into Arabic About this subjectopen_in_new 0 records
Broader term (in subject list):
  1. Arabic language (482 records)
0 records
Greek language, Medieval and late--Verb 1 record
1 record
Greek language, Medieval and late--Versification 9 records
9 records
Greek language, Medieval and late--Writing--Congresses 1 record
1 record
Greek language, Medieval--Translating into Medieval and Modern Latin 1 record
1 record
Greek language--Metaphor 2 records
2 records
Greek language--Metics and rhythmics 1 record
1 record
Greek language--Metonyms 2 records
2 records
Greek language--Metre 14 records
14 records
Greek language--Metric and Rhythics 1 record
1 record
Greek language--Metric and rhythmics 1 record
1 record
Greek language--Metrics and rhythmics About this subjectopen_in_new 465 records
465 records
Greek language--Metrics and rhythmics--Congresses 1 record
1 record
Greek language--Metrics and rhythmics--Dictionaries--Early works to 1800 2 records
2 records
Greek language--Metrics and rhythmics--Early works to 1800 4 records
4 records
Greek language--metrics and rhythmics (Prose) 1 record
1 record
Greek language--Middle voice About this subjectopen_in_new 4 records
Broader term (in subject list):
  1. Grammar, Comparative and general--Middle voice (6 records)
4 records
Greek language--Modern 1 record
1 record

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