Arabic - Revision history

MarcoT2 at 13:01, July 13, 2010

2010-07-13T13:01:28Z

2010-07-01T12:02:00Z

Reverted edits by CPVandaIism (Talk) to last revision by TerryH

2010-07-01T11:58:24Z

2009-06-15T23:48:37Z

Reverted edits by JohnMcDonnell (Talk) to last version by Foxtrot

2009-06-15T23:39:47Z

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2008-02-17T19:13:05Z

links

2008-02-09T23:56:36Z

Reverted edits by Validquest (Talk); changed back to last version by Joaquín Martínez

2008-02-09T23:34:03Z

Arabic is rarely used to describe people

2007-11-05T17:00:01Z

‎See also

2007-11-05T16:58:43Z

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 '''Arabic''' can be used as an adjective describing people from the Arabian peninsula, but is sometimes used in reference to any person originating in the [[Middle East]].
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 *[[Arab]]
 *[[Arab American]]

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−	[[~~Conservapedia~~ is ~~vandalized!~~]]	+	'''Arabic''' can be used as an adjective describing people from the Arabian peninsula, but is sometimes used in reference to any person originating in the [[Middle East]].
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		+	The word Arabic can also refer to the [[Arabic language]], which possibly has its origins in modern-day [[Saudi Arabia]]. It is the most widely spoken [[Semitic]] [[language]].
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		+	== See also ==
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		+	*[[Arabia]]
		+	*[[Arab]]
		+	*[[Arab American]]
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		+	{{Disambiguation}}

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-'''Arabic''' can be used as an adjective describing people from the Arabian peninsula, but is sometimes used in reference to any person originating in the [[Middle East]].
+[[Conservapedia is vandalized!]]
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-The word Arabic can also refer to the [[Arabic language]], which possibly has its origins in modern-day [[Saudi Arabia]].  It is the most widely spoken [[Semitic]] [[language]].
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-== See also ==
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-*[[Arabia]]
-*[[Arab]]
-*[[Arab American]]
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-{{Disambiguation}}

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−	~~NULL~~	+	'''Arabic''' can be used as an adjective describing people from the Arabian peninsula, but is sometimes used in reference to any person originating in the [[Middle East]].
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		+	The word Arabic can also refer to the [[Arabic language]], which possibly has its origins in modern-day [[Saudi Arabia]]. It is the most widely spoken [[Semitic]] [[language]].
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		+	== See also ==
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		+	*[[Arabia]]
		+	*[[Arab]]
		+	*[[Arab American]]
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		+
		+	{{Disambiguation}}

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-'''Arabic''' can be used as an adjective describing people from the Arabian peninsula, but is sometimes used in reference to any person originating in the [[Middle East]].
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-The word Arabic can also refer to the [[Arabic language]], which possibly has its origins in modern-day [[Saudi Arabia]].  It is the most widely spoken [[Semitic]] [[language]].
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-== See also ==
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-*[[Arabia]]
-*[[Arab]]
-*[[Arab American]]
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-{{Disambiguation}}

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−	'''Arabic''' ~~refers~~ to the ~~modern~~ [[Arabic language]], which possibly has its origins in modern-day [[Saudi Arabia]]. It is the most widely spoken Semitic [[language]].	+	'''Arabic''' can be used as an adjective describing people from the Arabian peninsula, but is sometimes used in reference to any person originating in the [[Middle East]].
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		+	The word Arabic can also refer to the [[Arabic language]], which possibly has its origins in modern-day [[Saudi Arabia]]. It is the most widely spoken Semitic [[language]].

	== See also ==		== See also ==