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• Arabic (links | edit)
• Armenian language (links | edit)
• Aramaic (links | edit)
• Persian language (links | edit)
• Hebrew language (links | edit)
• Michigan (links | edit)
• Maltese language (links | edit)
• Semitic languages (links | edit)
• Turkish language (links | edit)
• Kurdish language (links | edit)
• Akkadian language (links | edit)
• Syriac language (links | edit)
• Geʽez (links | edit)
• Northwest Caucasian languages (links | edit)
• Northeast Caucasian languages (links | edit)
• Nakh languages (links | edit)
• Tigrinya language (links | edit)
• Amharic (links | edit)
• Georgian language (links | edit)
• Chechen language (links | edit)
• Azerbaijani language (links | edit)
• Abkhaz language (links | edit)
• Ugaritic (links | edit)
• Assyrian people (links | edit)
• Abaza language (links | edit)
• Dialect continuum (links | edit)
• Avar language (links | edit)
• Phoenician language (links | edit)
• Soqotri language (links | edit)
• Syriac alphabet (links | edit)
• Kalmyk Oirat (links | edit)
• Kabardian language (links | edit)
• Adyghe language (links | edit)
• Modern Hebrew (links | edit)
• Mandaic language (links | edit)
• Ammonite language (links | edit)
• Edomite language (links | edit)
• Amorite language (links | edit)
• Ergative–absolutive alignment (links | edit)
• Languages of the Caucasus (links | edit)
• Lezgian language (links | edit)
• Punic language (links | edit)
• Laz language (links | edit)
• Mingrelian language (links | edit)
• George Lamsa (links | edit)
• Svan language (links | edit)
• Literary language (links | edit)
• Maghrebi Arabic (links | edit)
• Bats language (links | edit)
• Egyptian Arabic (links | edit)