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Hismaic (Arabic: حسمائية) is a
variety of the
Ancient North Arabian script and the
language most
commonly expressed in it. The
Hismaic script may have...
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which has been
determined to be a
Northwest Semitic language.
Safaitic and
Hismaic are also now
considered forms of Old
Arabic due to
shared features. The...
- Islam.
Various forms of Old
Arabic are
attested in
scripts like Safaitic,
Hismaic, Nabatean, and even Gr****. Alternatively, the term has been used synonymously...
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Hismaic are attested. The last two
share important isoglosses with
later forms of Arabic,
leading scholars to
theorize that
Safaitic and
Hismaic are...
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substratum in the
Nabataean language.[clarification needed] The
Safaitic and
Hismaic inscriptions were
composed between the 1st
century BC and the 4th century...
- Thamudic.
Thamudic A is now
known as Taymanitic.
Thamudic E is now
known as
Hismaic.
Southern Thamudic is also
known as
Thamudic F. The
Thamudic B inscriptions...
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discovered in the
Levant desert.
There are
about 3,700
inscriptions in
Hismaic in
central Jordan and
northwest of the
Arabian Peninsula, and Nabataean...
- it was also
shown that
three pre-Islamic
Arabian inscriptions (two in
Hismaic, one in Safaitic)
mention the
tribe of 'Ad in the same area. Therefore...
- Arabic. Old
Arabic was
mainly written down in
these scripts: Safaitic,
Hismaic,
Nabataean Aramaic,
Nabataean Arabic, and Paleo-Arabic.
Other scripts were...
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distinct linguistic variety that is not
Arabic and not
closely related to
Hismaic or Safaitic,
while it can
tentatively be
suggested that it was more closely...
