Rudolf Macuch’s seminal work remains a cornerstone for scholars and students dedicated to the study of the Samaritan tradition. This comprehensive grammar provides an exhaustive linguistic analysis of Samaritan Hebrew, a vital dialect for understanding the historical development of the Hebrew language. Covering phonology, morphology, and syntax, this volume is an essential reference tool for those engaged in Semitic studies or the critical examination of Samaritan religious texts. Macuch’s meticulous research ensures that students have a clear, academic pathway to mastering the unique structural nuances of this distinct linguistic form. Whether you are conducting historical research or deepening your knowledge of ancient Semitic languages, this reprint preserves the vital scholarship needed for academic excellence.