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اللغة السريانية هي لغة الغساسنة و ليس اللغة العجمية و هذا يتضح من الكتابات المسم

English translation: The Syriac Language

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Arabic term or phrase:اللغة السريانية
English translation:The Syriac Language

16:16 Mar 19, 2002
Arabic to English translations [Non-PRO]
History / History
Arabic term or phrase: اللغة السريانية هي لغة الغساسنة و ليس اللغة العجمية و هذا يتضح من الكتابات المسم
The subject is history.
Raven_Black
As follows:
Explanation:
The cuneiform writing (transcription) proves that the Syriac language belongs to the Ghassanids, which is not the case of the Persian language.

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Note added at 2002-03-19 18:56:52 (GMT)
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Please check this site:
http://www.princeton.edu/~batke/itl/ghassanids.html
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4 +1the language of the Ghassanids and not of the Persians
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4As follows:
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the language of the Ghassanids and not of the Persians


Explanation:
The Syrian language is the Ghassanid language and not a foreign language (or more likely, language of the Persians), as is clear from [the designated writings, the aforementioned writings] or [the writings of so-and-so?]

Vowelling on that last word?

Sorry I don\'t have more time to research. hope it helps!


    Reference: http://www.oi.uchicago.edu/OI/AR/99-00/99-00_Qinnasrin.html
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Colin Brayton
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As follows:


Explanation:
The cuneiform writing (transcription) proves that the Syriac language belongs to the Ghassanids, which is not the case of the Persian language.

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Note added at 2002-03-19 18:56:52 (GMT)
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Please check this site:
http://www.princeton.edu/~batke/itl/ghassanids.html

AhmedAMS
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