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Jewish Literary Aramaic

Jewish Literary Aramaic proper noun: a literary dialect of Aramaic that evolved in Judea from Imperial Aramaic, used for writing from around 200 BCE to 200 CE.

Proper noun

Jewish Literary Aramaic

  1. A literary dialect of Aramaic that evolved in Judea from Imperial Aramaic, used for writing from around 200 BCE to 200 CE.

Questions about Jewish Literary Aramaic

What does Jewish Literary Aramaic mean?
Jewish Literary Aramaic means a literary dialect of Aramaic that evolved in Judea from Imperial Aramaic, used for writing from around 200 BCE to 200 CE.
What part of speech is Jewish Literary Aramaic?
Jewish Literary Aramaic is a proper noun.

Words near Jewish Literary Aramaic in the dictionary

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