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Aramaic was the language of [[Jesus]]. It is an [[Indo-European]] language, most closely related to [[Armenian]] and [[Hittite]].[1] However, it borrowed extensively from [[Hebrew]], and therefore has often been mistaken for a [[Semitic]] language. It is somewhat unusual because it has no voiceless consonants, and no unaspirated consonants. Its syntax is that of a typical Indo-European language.[2]
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Aramaic was the language of [[Jesus]]. It is a semitic language, most closely related to Hebrew and Arabic.
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[2] Lyle Campbell, "Historical Linguistics". MIT Press, 1998.
 
  
 
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Aramaic was the language of Jesus. It is a semitic language, most closely related to Hebrew and Arabic.

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