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Classical Arabic and Biblical Hebrew represent two op posite directions of the development of Proto-Semitic phon ol gical system. This also refers to the rhotic phonemes /r/ and / ġ/. The comparison of the situation of their respective allophones portra ys different fate of these phonemes in Semitic languages in general. The comparison is based mostly on the description provided by Semitic languages researchers, including the medieval Arabic grammari an Sibawayh. Additionally, it takes into consideration the resul t of a statistical analysis on the situation of the phoneme / ġ/ in Biblical Hebrew.

Rhotic phonemes in Semitic languages – the case of Classical Arabic and Biblical Hebrew