Semitic

Definition

Semitic /sǝ'mÇtÇk/ adj ၁။ (ဂ်ဴး၊ အာရပ္၊ ဖီနီးရွင္း၊ အဆီးရီးယင္း လူမ်ဳိးမ်ား ပါဝင္သည့္) ဆီမိုက္ႏြယ္ဝင္။ Semitic languages/peoples. ၂။ ဂ်ဴး(အႏြယ္စသည္)။

Examples

1. ‘Aramaic belongs to the Semitic language group historically centred in the Middle East.’
2. ‘It is a Semitic language somewhat related to Arabic and Hebrew.’
3. ‘The rest of the population speaks languages drawn from Indo-European
4. Ural-Altaic
5. or Semitic language families.’
6. ‘Arabic
7. on the other hand
8. belongs to the Semitic language family.’
9. ‘Whereas Hebrew and Arabic are Semitic languages
10. Israeli is a Semito-European language.’
11. ‘Arabic
12. the language of the majority and the official language of the country
13. is a Semitic tongue related to Hebrew
14. Aramaic
15. and Amharic.’
16. ‘Arabic
17. like other Semitic languages
18. including Hebrew
19. is based on triliteral roots.’
20. ‘Both studied in Germany and spent time studying and teaching Hebrew and other Semitic languages; both were especially fascinated by the significance of Arabic for the study of ancient Semitic languages.’
21. ‘It's a Semitic language
22. totally unlike English.’
23. ‘Arabic derives from the ancient Semitic languages.’
24. ‘Moreover
25. the heart of the Islamic domain has always been the region closest to Europe… Arabic and Hebrew are Semitic languages
26. and together they dispose and redispose of material that is urgently important to Christianity.’
27. ‘The Sumerian signs were used to write the Old Akkadian language which was Semitic.’
28. ‘Arabic
29. a Semitic language
30. was introduced by the Arab conquerors and has three different forms: classical
31. modern standard
32. and spoken.’
33. ‘The alphabet used to write Arabic from the 6th century to the present day is a form of Aramaic script that belongs to the family of Semitic scripts whose ultimate origins go back to Egyptian hieroglyphs.’
34. ‘Dialects much changed in the new surroundings
35. needless to say - in Amharic
36. the ancient Semitic word for ‘almond’ now refers to the African groundnut.’
37. ‘Had they come to Israel at the end of the 19th century
38. Israeli would have been a very Semitic language
39. just like Arabic and Hebrew.’
40. ‘Arabic is the youngest of the Semitic languages.’
41. ‘It is called Geez
42. an ancient Semitic language used in the Coptic Christian Church.’
43. ‘Diligently
44. he traces each letter from the ancient Semitic and Phoenician alphabets through Old English and Norman French
45. exploring shapes and pronunciation.’
46. ‘Arabic is a Semitic language related to Hebrew and Aramaic.’