- Ethio-Semitic (also
Ethiopian Semitic,
Ethiosemitic,
Ethiopic or Abyssinian) is a
family of
languages spoken in Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Sudan. They form...
- Yemen), Ge'ez is
descended from a
different branch of
Southern Semitic,
Ethiosemitic or
Ethiopic sub-branch.
South Arabian inscriptions does not
mention any...
- The Geʽez
script has been
adapted to
write other languages,
mostly Ethiosemitic,
particularly Amharic in Ethiopia, and
Tigrinya in both
Eritrea and Ethiopia...
- Peninsula, in
Yemen and Oman, and
Socotra Island.
Together with the
Ethiosemitic and
Sayhadic languages, the
Western branch, they form the
South Semitic...
- use in Ethiopia. It and its
variants remain in use
today for
various Ethiosemitic languages. In Arabia, the
South Semitic scripts were
replaced by the...
- up
around 50% of the po****tion; the
Tigre people, who also
speak an
Ethiosemitic language,
constitute around 30% of residents. Most of the rest of the...
-
writing the Geʽez, Tigrinya, Amharic, Tigre, Harari,
Gurage and
other Ethiosemitic languages and
Central Cu****ic
languages or Agaw languages. The following...
- Cu****ic-speaking Cu****ic
peoples traditionally centered in the
lowlands and the
Ethiosemitic-speaking
Habesha peoples who
inhabit the
Ethiopian and
Eritrean highlands...
- Judaeo-Palestinian Judaeo-Tripolitanian Judaeo-Syrian Judaeo-Tunisian Judaeo-Yemeni
Others Geʽez (
Ethiosemitic) Kayla/Qwara (Cu****ic) Judaeo-Berber (Berber)...
- pronunciation: [ʕaθ.tar]) in Arabic; and the
masculine form ʿÄstär (ዐስተር) in
Ethiosemitic. The
Ugaritic masculine variant of ʿAṯtar, 𐎓𐎘𐎚𐎗 (ʿAṯtar), appears...
