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Category Archive: Linguistics

Linguistic Functions in Translation

Since when I first posted this, it was connected to another (related) post. For that reason, I thought […]

michaelaubrey January 1, 2010 Grammar, Language, Linguistics, Translation

Playing with My Parser

I’ve been playing with my Greek parser lately and I decided to annotate a few verses of text. […]

michaelaubrey December 20, 2009 FLEx, Greek, Language, Linguistics, Morphology

Koine Greek Phonology

So, uhm, who in the world took the time to make the Wikipedia page for Koine Greek Phonology […]

michaelaubrey December 18, 2009 Greek, Language, Linguistics, Phonology

Semantics, Pragmatics & Pronouns

Steve wrote the post that I seriously considered writing last night when I first saw Mounce’s post on […]

michaelaubrey December 14, 2009 Grammar, Information Structure, Language, Linguistics, Pragmatics, Syntax

Greek Word Order Disseration

Rich Rhodes mentioned it in a recent post over at Better Bibles and then today, one of my […]

michaelaubrey December 8, 2009 Grammar, Greek, Information Structure, Language, Linguistics

Translation Question

Why in the world is it a strength for a translation to be made within the Tyndale & […]

michaelaubrey December 5, 2009 Translation

In the Mail

Many thanks to Brill for providing me with a copy of Stéphanie J Bakker’s The Noun Phrase in […]

michaelaubrey November 27, 2009 Books, Grammar, Greek, Language, Linguistics, Pragmatics, Semantics, Syntax

Accordance & Syntax

As someone who has a highly vested interest in syntax databases, I’m excited to hear David Lang say […]

michaelaubrey November 27, 2009 Biblical Studies, Grammar, Greek, Language, Linguistics, Syntax

Random Sanskrit Post

This is definitely not about Greek, but I do know that there are readers out there who would […]

michaelaubrey November 24, 2009 Language, Linguistics, Other

Greek and English Relative Clauses

Though both require relative clauses to begin with a relative pronoun, Greek and English are typologically distinct in […]

michaelaubrey November 13, 2009 English, Grammar, Greek, Language, Linguistics, Syntax

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