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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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"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.
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.