Der Gatha-Dialekt [German]

Der G th -Dialekt by Christian Bartholomae is a detailed study of the Gathic Avestan dialect, an Old Iranian language used in the Gathas, the oldest texts of the Zoroastrian religion. This linguistic analysis delves into the phonology, morphology, and syntax of the dialect, providing valuable insights into its unique characteristics and its relationship to other Old Iranian languages. Bartholomae's meticulous scholarship offers a comprehensive resource for linguists, scholars of Iranian studies, and anyone interested in the historical development of Indo-European languages.

This work remains essential for understanding the linguistic intricacies of the sacred texts and the broader context of ancient Iranian culture.

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