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722 Thomassinus, L. Glossarium universale Hebraicum. Paris 1697.
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723 Brincker, H. Wörterbuch u. kurzgef. Grammatik des Otji-Herero mit
Beifüg, verwandter Ausdrücke u. Formen d. Oshi-Ndonga-Otj-Ambo.
Hrsg. v. C. G. Büttner. Leipzig 1886. gr. 8. (M. 2g.— .)
724 Hahn, C. H. Grundzüge e. Grammatik d. Herero (im westl. Afrika),
nebst Wörterbuch. Berlin 1857. 8. (M. 8.—.)
He ve.
725 Smith, B. Grammatical sketch of the Heve language, transl. from
an unpubl. Spanish manuscript. New York 1861. gr. 8. Hrnaroq.
m. G. 26 S.
Bildet Vol. III von Shea's Lib. of Amer. Linguistics u. wurde in 100 Exem-
plaren gedruckt. Platzmann's Verzeichniss. S. 13. —- Ledere 1867, No. 1403
H i d a t s a.
726 Matthews, W. Grammar and dictionary of the language of the
Hidatsa. New York 1873. gr. 8. Hrnaroq. m. G. 148 S.
Bildet Bd. I von Shea's Amer. Linguistics, Series II. — Ledere 1878, No. 2232.
Frcs. 30.—. — Literar. Centralblatt 1879, No. 33.
Hindi. Hindustanisch.
727 Alphabetum Brammhanicum seu Indostanum universitatis Kasi (ed.
J. C. Amadutius). Romae 1771. 8.
7 28 Brice, N. RomanisedHindustani and English dictionary. Designed
for the use of schools and for vernacular students of the language.
New ed., rev. and enlarged. London 1864. 8. Lwd. VIII, 357 S.
72p Fergusson, J- Dictionary and grammar of the Hindostan language.
2 parts. London 1773. 4. Hldr.
730 Garcin de Tassy. Rudimens de la langue Hindoustani. Avec 7
planches et appendice contenant des lettres hindoust. orig. Paris
1829 — 33. 4-
731 — Le meine ouvrage, sans l'appendice. Paris 1829. 4.
732 Gilchfist, J- B. The Oriental linguist, an easy and familiär introduction
to the populär language of Hindoostan, comprising the rudiments
of that tongue with an extensive vocabulary, English and Hindoo-
stanee and Hindoostanee and English. Calcutta 1798. 4. Hldr.
733 — The Hindee moral preceptor: and Persian scholar's shortest road
to the Hindoostanee language, or vice versa, translated, compiled
and arranged by learned natives in the College of Fort William.
Calcutta 1803. gr. 8. Ppbd.
734 — The British Indian monitor or the Antijargonist, stranger's guide,
Oriental linguist, and various other works compressed into a series
