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Siculo-Arabic

Siculo-Arabic or Sicilian Arabic is a group of Arabic varieties that were spoken in the Emirate of Sicily from the 9th century, persisting under the subsequent Norman rule until the 13th century. However, only one dialect of Siculo-Arabic is still spoken: Maltese. Siculo-Arabic dialects descend from Arabic following the Abbasid conquest of Sicily in the…

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Dialects
Maltese · Cossurese †
Era
9th–13th centuries developed into Old Maltese
Glottolog
sicu1235
ISO 639-3
sqr
Language family
SemiticWest SemiticCentral SemiticArabicMaghrebiPre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic · West SemiticCentral SemiticArabicMaghrebiPre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic · Central SemiticArabicMaghrebiPre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic · ArabicMaghrebiPre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic · MaghrebiPre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic
Native to
Emirate of Sicily

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Siculo-Arabic

Nodes49
Edges48
Triples70
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.040816
Components1

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Siculo-Arabic

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related to Introduction to Sicily · 21
Siculo-Arabic → African Romance, Ammiraglio, Arabic, Byzantine Greek, Byzantine Sicily, Church, During, Greek, However, Its, Muslim Arab, Orthodox Christians, Palermo’s, Romance, Santa Maria, Sicilian, Sicilian Muslims, Sicily, Taormina, The
related to Decline after 1200 · 18
Siculo-Arabic → Arabic, Aragonese, Calabria, Catalan, Christians, Due, Greek, Hohenstaufen, However, In, Latin, Lucera, Muslims, Normans, North Africa, Sicily, The, When
related to Maltese language · 16
Siculo-Arabic → Although Siculo-Arabic, Arabic, Christianisation, Il-Kantilena, Latin, Latinisation, Malta, Maltese, Pietru Caxaro, Qada, Sicilian, Some, Spanish, The, While, Xidew
Language family · 8
Siculo-Arabic → ArabicMaghrebiPre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic, Central SemiticArabicMaghrebiPre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic, MaghrebiPre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic, Pre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic, Pre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic, SemiticWest SemiticCentral SemiticArabicMaghrebiPre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic, Siculo-Arabic, West SemiticCentral SemiticArabicMaghrebiPre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic
Dialects · 2
Siculo-Arabic → Cossurese †, Maltese
Era · 1
Siculo-Arabic → 9th–13th centuries developed into Old Maltese
Glottolog · 1
Siculo-Arabic → sicu1235
ISO 639-3 · 1
Siculo-Arabic → sqr
Native to · 1
Siculo-Arabic → Emirate of Sicily
Writing system · 1
Siculo-Arabic → Arabic alphabet

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arabic maltese sicily language sicilian norman century 9th spoken influence 13th greek dialects latin one centuries arab many however dialect

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Siculo-ArabicDialectsMaltese1.00infobox
Siculo-ArabicDialectsCossurese †1.00infobox
Siculo-ArabicEra9th–13th centuries developed into Old Maltese1.00infobox
Siculo-ArabicGlottologsicu12351.00infobox
Siculo-ArabicISO 639-3sqr1.00infobox
Siculo-ArabicLanguage familySemiticWest SemiticCentral SemiticArabicMaghrebiPre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic1.00infobox
Siculo-ArabicLanguage familyWest SemiticCentral SemiticArabicMaghrebiPre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic1.00infobox
Siculo-ArabicLanguage familyCentral SemiticArabicMaghrebiPre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic1.00infobox
Siculo-ArabicLanguage familyArabicMaghrebiPre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic1.00infobox
Siculo-ArabicLanguage familyMaghrebiPre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic1.00infobox
Siculo-ArabicLanguage familyPre-HilalianPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic1.00infobox
Siculo-ArabicLanguage familyPre-Hilalian Tunisian ArabicSiculo-Arabic1.00infobox
Siculo-ArabicLanguage familySiculo-Arabic1.00infobox
Siculo-ArabicNative toEmirate of Sicily1.00infobox
Siculo-ArabicWriting systemArabic alphabet1.00infobox

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