SyriacAramaic
Syriac-Aramaic is a dialect of the Aramaic language spoken by the Syriac people, primarily in the Middle East. Historically, it has been used in various contexts, including as a liturgical language in the Syriac Orthodox Church and other Eastern Christian denominations, as well as in everyday conversation.
Syriac-Aramaic has its roots in the Aramaic dialects spoken in the ancient Near East, with the earliest
The Syriac-Aramaic language is characterized by its distinctive alphabet and script, which is adapted from the
In the literary and liturgical contexts, Syriac-Aramaic was used to translate and comment on biblical and other
Syriac-Aramaic has also been an important vehicle for cultural expression, with its own unique literary and
Despite its historical significance and importance, the use of Syriac-Aramaic has declined in modern times, replaced