Woordenleer der friesche taal of tweede afdeeling der friesche spraakkunst

Woordenleer der friesche taal of tweede afdeeling der friesche spraakkunst (Frisian Grammar: Etymology or Second Part of Frisian Grammar) by H.S. Sytstra, published in 1862, is a comprehensive treatise on the morphology of the Frisian language. This detailed grammar delves into the intricacies of word formation and usage, offering a structured approach to understanding the nuances of Frisian. As a significant work in the field of historical linguistics, it provides valuable insights into the evolution and structure of Frisian during the mid-19th century. This book serves as an essential resource for linguists, historians, and anyone interested in the study of Frisian language and its place within the Germanic language family.
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