Template:Semitic languages

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Semitic languages

Branches

West
- Central
- South

East

* Akkadian

- Canaano-Akkadian
Eblaite

Historical	* Proto-Arabic Old Arabic Ancient North Arabian Dadanitic Dumaitic Hasaitic Hismaic Safaitic Taymanitic Thamudic Nabataean Arabic Pre-classical Arabic
Literary	* Classical Modern Standard
Dialect groups	* Egyptian Arabic Levantine Maghrebi Siculo-Arabic Maltese Mesopotamian Peninsular

Historical

* Old Aramaic

* Ashurian and Hatran

Western

* Lebanese

Nabataean
Palestinian
- Christian Palestinian
- Galilean
- Jewish Palestinian
- Samaritan
Palmyrene

Christian	* Barwar Bohtan Hértevin Koy Sanjaq Christian Qaraqosh Senaya Suret Assyrian Chaldean Urmia Christian
Jewish	* Barzani Betanure Inter-Zab Koy Sanjaq Jewish Sanandaj Trans-Zab Urmia Jewish Zakho

Others

Others

Judeo-Aramaic

* Ammonite

Edomite
Hebrew
- Biblical
  - northern dialect
- Mishnaic
- Medieval
- Modern
Moabite
Phoenician
- Punic

Others

* Amorite

Eastern (Modern
Arabian)

Western

North

- Dahalik
- Tigre
Tigrinya

South

Trans-
versal

Amharic–Argobba	* Amharic Argobba
Harari–East Gurage	* East Gurage Siltʼe Inneqor Ulbare Wolane Zay Harari

Outer

N-group	* Gafat Soddo
Tt-group	* Mesmes Muher West Gurage Inor Endegen Mesqan Sebat Bet Chaha Ezha Gumer Gura Gyeto

* Italics indicate extinct or historical languages.

Languages between parentheses are varieties of the language on their left.

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