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- Chaim Menachem Rabin (hebräisch חיים מנחם רבין; * 22. November 1915 in Gießen; † 13. Mai 1996 in Jerusalem) war ein in Deutschland geborener israelischer Hebraist und Sprachwissenschaftler. (de)
- Chaim Menachem Rabin (Hebrew: חיים מנחם רבין; 1915–1996) was a German, then British, and finally Israeli professor of Hebrew and Semitic languages. Chaim Rabin was born in Giessen, Germany, 22 November 1915, the son of Israel and Martel Rabin. Having completed his school studies in April 1933 he spent the year 1933–1934 in Palestine, studying at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He then emigrated to England, where he eventually became a British citizen. He enrolled as a student at the School of Oriental Studies of the University of London where he received his BA degree in 1937. In 1939 he was awarded his PhD with a thesis entitled Studies in Early Arabic Dialects at the now renamed School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), where from 1938 was employed as a lecturer. On the outbreak of the war he was briefly interned on the Isle of Man, but was soon released. In 1941 he moved to the University of Oxford, where he received his MA, then D.Phil. in 1942, with a thesis entitled The Development of the Syntax of Post-Biblical Hebrew. In 1943 he was appointed Cowley Lecturer in Post-Biblical Hebrew there. In 1956 with his wife, Batya, he emigrated to Israel, and took a post of Associate Professor, then full Professor of Hebrew Language at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, where he remained until his retirement in 1985. At the Second International Conference Seminar of Tamil Studies, held at Madras (now, Chennai), India, Prof. Rabin presented a study on "Loanword evidence in biblical Hebrew for trade between Tamil Nadu and Palestine in the first millennium BC" and projected his hopes "that some day a Tamil scholar may try and discover whether there are in Tamil any loanwords from Hebrew or from ". Following his early interest in Arabic dialects, Chaim Rabin's field were all aspects of Hebraic linguistics, in particular, translations of the language of the Bible, the Dead Sea Manuscripts, and the detailed study of medieval codices. He succeeded Moshe Goshen-Gottstein as chief editor of the Hebrew University Bible Project. Rabin was a pioneer in training Israeli translators. Together with Shoshana Bloom, he established the Hebrew University's Department of Scientific Translation. He was a member of the Academy of the Hebrew Language and died in Jerusalem on 13 May 1996. (en)
- ハイム・メナヘム・ラビン（Chaim Menachem Rabin, Chayyim Mnachem Rabbin, 1915年 - 1996年）はドイツ・ギーセン出身のイスラエルのセム語学者・ヘブライ語学者。 専門はヘブライ語学の全領域、アラビア語その他にもわたっているが、特に聖書の古代語訳、死海文書、中世各種ヘブライ語写本に詳しく、ヘブライ大学校訂版の聖書の編集を主幹として行った。 イスラエルで刊行されている現代イスラエル・ヘブライ語の語学辞典はハイム・ラビンの指導によるものが多い。また、イスラエル人の翻訳者訓練の創始者でもある。ヘブライ語アカデミー会員。 (ja)
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- Chaim Menachem Rabin (hebräisch חיים מנחם רבין; * 22. November 1915 in Gießen; † 13. Mai 1996 in Jerusalem) war ein in Deutschland geborener israelischer Hebraist und Sprachwissenschaftler. (de)
- ハイム・メナヘム・ラビン（Chaim Menachem Rabin, Chayyim Mnachem Rabbin, 1915年 - 1996年）はドイツ・ギーセン出身のイスラエルのセム語学者・ヘブライ語学者。 専門はヘブライ語学の全領域、アラビア語その他にもわたっているが、特に聖書の古代語訳、死海文書、中世各種ヘブライ語写本に詳しく、ヘブライ大学校訂版の聖書の編集を主幹として行った。 イスラエルで刊行されている現代イスラエル・ヘブライ語の語学辞典はハイム・ラビンの指導によるものが多い。また、イスラエル人の翻訳者訓練の創始者でもある。ヘブライ語アカデミー会員。 (ja)
- Chaim Menachem Rabin (Hebrew: חיים מנחם רבין; 1915–1996) was a German, then British, and finally Israeli professor of Hebrew and Semitic languages. Chaim Rabin was born in Giessen, Germany, 22 November 1915, the son of Israel and Martel Rabin. Having completed his school studies in April 1933 he spent the year 1933–1934 in Palestine, studying at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. (en)
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