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This concise and well-organized grammar of classical Arabic, here translated from its original German into English for the first time, provides students of Arabic with a highly useful reference tool. While brief enough to be used with efficiency, the book is also rich in content and... read more
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First Sentence edit
§1. In the 3rd century AD, Arab Nabateans, although they had normally used Aramaic as their written language, began writing Arabic.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Wolfdietrich Fischer (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 492
Subjects edit
- Books › Reference › Foreign Languages › Instruction › Arabic
- Books › Reference › Dictionaries & Thesauruses › Foreign Language › Arabic
- Books › Reference › Words & Language › Semantics
- Books › Reference › Words & Language › Vocabulary
- Books › Reference › Words & Language › Linguistics
- Books › Nonfiction › Foreign Language Nonfiction › Arabic
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