Арамеянь кяль

Арамеянь кяль
Эсь прянь лемнема	ܠܫܢܐ ܐܪܡܝܐ
Марстонь корхтайхнень лувсь	445 000 лом.
Классификациясь
афразийские языки(d) семтэнь кель(d) Западносемитские языки(d) центральносемитские языки(d) Северо-западные семитские языки(d) Арамеянь кяль
Сёрмадома	арамейское письмо[d]
ГОСТ 7.75–97	аре 052
Linguasphere	12-AAA
Glottolog	aram1259
Кяльсень Википедиесь

Арамеянь кяль (арам.: ܠܫܢܐ ܐܪܡܝܐ, Arāmāyā) — семитонь кяльхнень эзда фкясь, кона мала кунардонь евреень кяльть мархта.

Иисусонь пингста еврейхне ди Соньцке Иисус Кристоссь корхтасть арамеянь кяльса.

Тага ватт

• Арабонь кяль
• Евреень кяль

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Ушеширень кучфтемат

• Ancient Aramaic Audio Files
• The Aramaic Language and Its Classification – Efrem Yildiz, Journal of Assyrian Academic Studies
• Comprehensive Aramaic Lexicon
• Dictionary of Judeo-Aramaic
• Jewish Language Research Website: Jewish Aramaic