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First (Given) Names From
Aramaic

7 Names Listed

Aramaic Language Notes

Aramaic is an almost extinct Afro-Asiatic language once spoken in large areas of Mesopotamia, including ancient Palestine, before 200 AD. It is now found in isolated pockets of Iraq, Turkey, Iran and Syria. The language is also called Assyrian.

NameMeaning
Barnaby, Barney son of the prophet
Bartholomew, Bart son of Tolmai
Lilith of the night
Magdalena from a town in Israel
Martha mistress of the house
Tabitha doe
Thomas, Tom, Tammy, Tamsin twin

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Aramaic Writing

The Aramaic writing system.

Borrowed Words From Aramaic

English contains few words from the Aramaic language.

The Afro-Asiatic Family

This family contains languages of northern Africa and the Middle East. The dominant languages are Arabic and Hebrew. The family also includes Aramaic.

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