Editing History of Hebrew grammar (section)

==See also==
* Grammar and Orthography
** [[Biblical Hebrew grammar]]
** [[Modern Hebrew grammar]]
** [[Modern Hebrew verb conjugation]]
** [[Prefixes in Hebrew]]
** [[Suffixes in Hebrew]]
** [[Hebrew spelling]]
** [[Biblical Hebrew orthography]]
* Stages of Hebrew
** [[Biblical Hebrew]]&nbsp;– Attested from 10th century BCE to about 70 CE
** [[Mishnaic Hebrew]]&nbsp;– Post Temple Roman Era (1st through 4th Century CE)
** [[Medieval Hebrew]]&nbsp;– From about the 4th century until the revival of Hebrew in the late 19th and early 20th centuries
** [[Modern Hebrew]]&nbsp;– Early 20th century CE to present
* Other forms of Hebrew
** [[Israelian Hebrew]]&nbsp;– Proposed dialect of Hebrew used by the Northern Israelite tribes in the 1st millennium BCE
** [[Samaritan Hebrew]]&nbsp;– Form of Hebrew used by the Samaritans
* Pronunciation Variation
** [[Sephardi Hebrew pronunciation]] used by Jews of [[Spain]] and [[Portugal]]
** [[Mizrahi Hebrew]] used by Jews of the [[Middle East]] and [[North Africa]]
** [[Yemenite Hebrew pronunciation]] (Temani Hebrew) used by Jews of [[Yemen]]
** [[Ashkenazi Hebrew pronunciation]] used by Jews of [[Germany]] and by [[Yiddish]]-speaking Jews
** [[Modern Hebrew phonology]]
* Miscellaneous
** [[Yiddish language]]&nbsp;– a High-German language with Hebrew and Slavic influence, used by [[Ashkenazi Jews]]
** [[Ladino language]]&nbsp;– a Spanish language with Hebrew and Aramaic influence, used by [[Sephardi Jews]]