NeoAramäischVarietät
Neo-AramäischVarietät refers to the diverse and evolving dialects of Neo-Aramaic spoken today. These languages are the modern descendants of Classical Aramaic, which itself evolved from Old Aramaic. Unlike the classical forms, Neo-Aramaic dialects are living languages, spoken by communities primarily in the Middle East and in diaspora. The term "Varietät" highlights the significant diversification that has occurred over centuries, leading to mutual unintelligibility between many spoken forms.
These dialects are typically classified geographically, often into Eastern Neo-Aramaic and Western Neo-Aramaic groups, with further
The development of Neo-Aramaic varieties has been influenced by a complex history of migrations, religious affiliations,