[Home Page] [Language Page] [Writing Page]
[Evolution of the Latin Alphabet] [Evolution of Writing Systems]
[Amharic] [Arabic] [Aramaic] [Armenian] [Bengali] [Berber] [Brahmi] [Burmese] [Cham] [Chinese Characters] [Chinese Pictograms] [Coptic] [Cuniform] [Cyrillic] [Etruscan] [Georgian] [Greek] [Gujarati] [Hebrew] [Hindi] [Japanese] [Javanese] [Kannada] [Khmer] [Korean] [Lao] [Latin (Roman and Modern)] [Lepcha] [Linear B] [Malayalam] [Maldivian] [Mayan] [Mongolian] [Nastaliq] [Oriya] [Phoenician] [Punjabi] [Runic] [Samaritan] [Sanskrit] [Sinhalese] [Syriac] [Tamil] [Telugu] [Thai] [Tibetan] [Tocharian] [Ugarit]
[Readers' Feedback (Languages)]
Script samples from OmniGlot
The Aramaic Alphabet
Aramaic was the language of Aram state in Ancient Syria . The alphabet is a development of the original alphabet developed by the Phoenicians . The Greek and Latin alphabets are both decendents of this script.
The language is also known as Assyrian .
Support this web site
Aramaic was the language of Aram state in Ancient Syria. The alphabet is a development of the original alphabet developed by the Phoenicians. The Greek and Latin alphabets are both decendents of this script.