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* Akkadains (Mesopotamia, North East Arabia) Extinct 7th century BC | * Akkadains (Mesopotamia, North East Arabia) Extinct 7th century BC | ||
* A'adids (South East Arabia) branched into (Mehri, Shehri and Bathari) | * A'adids (South East Arabia) branched into (Mehri, Shehri and Bathari) | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:21, March 12, 2024
Eastern Arabian also known as (East Semitic) is a linguistic division that includes the:
- Akkadains (Mesopotamia, North East Arabia) Extinct 7th century BC
- A'adids (South East Arabia) branched into (Mehri, Shehri and Bathari)