cushitism
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3ADJ.
considered
CUSHITISM + NOUN
edh
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in
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noun
A word or phrase (construction or idiom) typical of or influenced by a Cushitic language.
Similar phenomenon is found in Semitic languages of Ethiopia. In Gurage, we find the morpheme t(ä)- with the same distribution: with Imperfect it means “when” and with Perfect “if”. Example in Chaha: tisäβər “when he breaks” (Imperfect) and täsäpärä “if he breaks” (Perfect).³ This a^([sic]) Cushitism in Ethiopian Semitic.
Har. tullu ‘hill’ is considered a Cushitism in EDH 149.
Cushitic character; Cushiticness.
Whether or not Hammurabi was a Semite from the West or elsewhere, the society which he organised by his legislation was nonetheless impregnated with Cushitism.
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3Similar phenomenon is found in Semitic languages of Ethiopia. In Gurage, we find the morpheme t(ä)- with the same distribution: with Imperfect it means “when” and with Perfect “if”. Example in Chaha:
WiktionaryHar. tullu ‘hill’ is considered a Cushitism in EDH 149.
Wiktionarypronominal *ku, *ti: masculine *ku is a good Cushitic feature. Ge’ez has zə-kku for ‘that (m.)’, but given the absence of specifically masculine *ku elsewhere in Semitic, I’m happy to accept that as a
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