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Languages of Iraq / Fertile Crescent / Linguistics / Latin alphabets / Diacritic / Typography / Aramaic language / Syriac alphabet / Syriac language / Languages of Asia / Asia / Tur Abdin
Date: 2013-04-06 12:40:00
Languages of Iraq
Fertile Crescent
Linguistics
Latin alphabets
Diacritic
Typography
Aramaic language
Syriac alphabet
Syriac language
Languages of Asia
Asia
Tur Abdin

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