Sulaimitian
Sulaimitian noun: libyan Arabic.
Noun
Sulaimitian (uncountable)
- Libyan Arabic.
- Within Africa at least the following have to be clearly distinguished: Egyptian (42,500); Hassaniya (2,230), spoken in Mauritania and parts of Mali, Senegal and Niger; Moroccan (19, 542); Shua (1,031), spoken in parts of Chad, Cameroon, Nigeria and Niger; Sudanese (16,000-19,000), spoken mainly in...2000, Bernd Heine, Derek Nurse, African Languages: An Introduction, page 79
- Synonyms:
- Sulaimitian Arabic
Synonyms of Sulaimitian
Origin of Sulaimitian
A reference to the Hilalian-Sulaimi migration.
Phrases with Sulaimitian
Questions about Sulaimitian
- What does Sulaimitian mean?
- Sulaimitian means libyan Arabic.
- What part of speech is Sulaimitian?
- Sulaimitian is a noun.
Words near Sulaimitian in the dictionary
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