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English Words Of Arabic Origins
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SO if this stuff is news to you-----you are really dim. In fairly recent times ---muslims CONQUORED a huge part of the world and IMPOSED islam and Arabic----so what else is new?. English is far more prevalent in the world than is
Arabic ---especially amongst literate people. Is there some special significance
of that fact for you-------perhaps it has something to do with the BRITISH EMPIRE
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List of Arabic words of Hebrew origin
List of English words of Semitic origin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
List of English words of Hebrew origin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
AE LOANS
Appendix:List of Proto-Semitic stems - Wiktionary
Phoenicia: The Lebanese Language: What is the difference between the Arabic Language and the Lebanese language?
List of English words of Semitic origin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
List of English words of Hebrew origin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
AE LOANS
Appendix:List of Proto-Semitic stems - Wiktionary
Phoenicia: The Lebanese Language: What is the difference between the Arabic Language and the Lebanese language?
List of Arabic words of Hebrew origin
List of English words of Semitic origin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
List of English words of Hebrew origin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
AE LOANS
Appendix:List of Proto-Semitic stems - Wiktionary
Phoenicia: The Lebanese Language: What is the difference between the Arabic Language and the Lebanese language?
the moral to the story is ETYMOLOGY IS FUN. ---and is even useful -----as is DNA in tracing the various and many migrations of mankind. In my pathetic bits
and pieces of study of some few languages-----a bit of Spanish, a bit of Hebrew, a bit of German----the issues that fascinated me the most was----"OH---THAT's from
where we (in English) got that (from Spanish --or latin, German, Hebrew ---
or whatevah.) An interesting factoid in history is that there are some names of
ancient Egyptian origin that got tossed into Hebrew along the way------thanks to CHARLTON HESTON. We even got some Sanskrit in English-----sorta---I think.
In the modern world----ENGLISH has encroached itself EVERYWHERE-----the whole world says "ok" ----and.......fuck?
theliq
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Yes "Fuck" and "Fuck Off",trust you get my driftList of Arabic words of Hebrew origin
List of English words of Semitic origin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
List of English words of Hebrew origin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
AE LOANS
Appendix:List of Proto-Semitic stems - Wiktionary
Phoenicia: The Lebanese Language: What is the difference between the Arabic Language and the Lebanese language?
the moral to the story is ETYMOLOGY IS FUN. ---and is even useful -----as is DNA in tracing the various and many migrations of mankind. In my pathetic bits
and pieces of study of some few languages-----a bit of Spanish, a bit of Hebrew, a bit of German----the issues that fascinated me the most was----"OH---THAT's from
where we (in English) got that (from Spanish --or latin, German, Hebrew ---
or whatevah.) An interesting factoid in history is that there are some names of
ancient Egyptian origin that got tossed into Hebrew along the way------thanks to CHARLTON HESTON. We even got some Sanskrit in English-----sorta---I think.
In the modern world----ENGLISH has encroached itself EVERYWHERE-----the whole world says "ok" ----and.......fuck?
Yes "Fuck" and "Fuck Off",trust you get my driftList of Arabic words of Hebrew origin
List of English words of Semitic origin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
List of English words of Hebrew origin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
AE LOANS
Appendix:List of Proto-Semitic stems - Wiktionary
Phoenicia: The Lebanese Language: What is the difference between the Arabic Language and the Lebanese language?
the moral to the story is ETYMOLOGY IS FUN. ---and is even useful -----as is DNA in tracing the various and many migrations of mankind. In my pathetic bits
and pieces of study of some few languages-----a bit of Spanish, a bit of Hebrew, a bit of German----the issues that fascinated me the most was----"OH---THAT's from
where we (in English) got that (from Spanish --or latin, German, Hebrew ---
or whatevah.) An interesting factoid in history is that there are some names of
ancient Egyptian origin that got tossed into Hebrew along the way------thanks to CHARLTON HESTON. We even got some Sanskrit in English-----sorta---I think.
In the modern world----ENGLISH has encroached itself EVERYWHERE-----the whole world says "ok" ----and.......fuck?
of course-----you are demonstrating your LOVE OF UNIVERSALITY
theliq
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!!!! CONQUORED ???????? is that Hebrew because it certainly isn't English........DUH
SO if this stuff is news to you-----you are really dim. In fairly recent times ---muslims CONQUORED a huge part of the world and IMPOSED islam and Arabic----so what else is new?. English is far more prevalent in the world than is
Arabic ---especially amongst literate people. Is there some special significance
of that fact for you-------perhaps it has something to do with the BRITISH EMPIRE
!!!! CONQUORED ???????? is that Hebrew because it certainly isn't English........DUH
SO if this stuff is news to you-----you are really dim. In fairly recent times ---muslims CONQUORED a huge part of the world and IMPOSED islam and Arabic----so what else is new?. English is far more prevalent in the world than is
Arabic ---especially amongst literate people. Is there some special significance
of that fact for you-------perhaps it has something to do with the BRITISH EMPIRE
does spelling count in this class?
theliq
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Apparently Not!!!! CONQUORED ???????? is that Hebrew because it certainly isn't English........DUH
SO if this stuff is news to you-----you are really dim. In fairly recent times ---muslims CONQUORED a huge part of the world and IMPOSED islam and Arabic----so what else is new?. English is far more prevalent in the world than is
Arabic ---especially amongst literate people. Is there some special significance
of that fact for you-------perhaps it has something to do with the BRITISH EMPIRE
does spelling count in this class?
Apparently Not!!!! CONQUORED ???????? is that Hebrew because it certainly isn't English........DUH
SO if this stuff is news to you-----you are really dim. In fairly recent times ---muslims CONQUORED a huge part of the world and IMPOSED islam and Arabic----so what else is new?. English is far more prevalent in the world than is
Arabic ---especially amongst literate people. Is there some special significance
of that fact for you-------perhaps it has something to do with the BRITISH EMPIRE
does spelling count in this class?
aahhhh good-------
theliq
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Very interesting Freeman,I would like to make one point on the word "Assassin" the word Assination came to prominence after the Assassins(a group from Northern Iran close to the Caspian Sea) tried to Murder Ghengis Khan in the Mongol capital at time Korkaram in todays Mongolia.....they failed(these Assassins were the first to believe in 12 virgins etc,.)
As a response the Great Khan ordered all Assassins to be wiped out,most were but some fled to Syria and re-built......They were expert killers,mind you stoned on drugs etc.,but very effective and would die if need be for their cause.
Today the titular head of the Assassins is the very wealthy Aga Khan,(Horse Racing and many other interests)
I have recently read many books on the Great Khan Ghengis,.......as he was building up his Empire,the Crusaders requested from the Great Khan help to eliminate Saladin......Ghengis refused point blank saying "He never dealt with CANNIBALS"..which of course some of the Crusaders were...Christian Cannibals..steve,Freeman,excellent post by the way..A1
And they stole those words from the Assyrians and other peaceful people they invaded and conquered. Just like their architecture and culture is part Persian, part Assyrian and part Jewish.
!!!! CONQUORED ???????? is that Hebrew because it certainly isn't English........DUH
SO if this stuff is news to you-----you are really dim. In fairly recent times ---muslims CONQUORED a huge part of the world and IMPOSED islam and Arabic----so what else is new?. English is far more prevalent in the world than is
Arabic ---especially amongst literate people. Is there some special significance
of that fact for you-------perhaps it has something to do with the BRITISH EMPIRE
does spelling count in this class?
Only if you are an islamonazi propagandist that cant win a point, so has to resort to picking up on silly typo's
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List of English words of Hebrew origin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I have a few:
Loan
run away without paying
big nose
gas oven
Rip off
List of English words of Hebrew origin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I have a few:
Loan
run away without paying
big nose
gas oven
Rip off
good boy----you paid close attention to the khutbah jumaat feces fling
yesterday.
And they stole those words from the Assyrians and other peaceful people they invaded and conquered. Just like their architecture and culture is part Persian, part Assyrian and part Jewish.
there is an Islamic architecture--------tent.
List of English words of Hebrew origin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I have a few:
Loan
run away without paying
big nose
gas oven
Rip off
I have a few that describe you and your ilk
MASS MURDERER
CHILD MURDERER
CHILD RAPIST
LIAR
UNTRUSTWORTHY
NAZI
SCUM
THIEF AND FOR LAST UNGODLY HEATHEN
Freeman
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SO if this stuff is news to you-----you are really dim. In fairly recent times ---muslims CONQUORED a huge part of the world and IMPOSED islam and Arabic----so what else is new?. English is far more prevalent in the world than is
Arabic ---especially amongst literate people. Is there some special significance
of that fact for you-------perhaps it has something to do with the BRITISH EMPIRE
There are tens of arabic science books in the past translated to latin and english.
Freeman
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This is a very small list of hebrew names, there is no english verbs or names like in arabic:
Earth, in arabic Ard.
Or verb.
http://journals.aiac.org.au/index.php/IJALEL/article/view/830
SO if this stuff is news to you-----you are really dim. In fairly recent times ---muslims CONQUORED a huge part of the world and IMPOSED islam and Arabic----so what else is new?. English is far more prevalent in the world than is
Arabic ---especially amongst literate people. Is there some special significance
of that fact for you-------perhaps it has something to do with the BRITISH EMPIRE
There are tens of arabic science books in the past translated to latin and english.
really-----"tens"? that's not much for about 1700 years of literacy-------what is
your point? I know of none excpet------I do know that Maimonides wrote some of his stuff in ---the form of Arabic jews used in Moorish spain------but most arabs could no. There was an AVICENNA but he just repeated stuff he learned
from Bukharan jews and there was AL FARABI----but he just repeated stuff
he learned from the Zoroastrians, Christians and Jews in Baghdad who taught him
GREEK philosophy.
not read that either
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