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===Morphology=== | ===Morphology=== | ||
===Syntax=== | ===Syntax=== | ||
==Vocabulary== | |||
===Time - ''haz-zaman''=== | |||
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|+ Greogorian months - ''hay-yarḥān ham-mīlādiyyā | |||
! English !! Zanahi | |||
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|+ Days of the week - ''haṭ-ṭaynīn ta-n-haftam'' | |||
! English !! Zanahi | |||
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| Sunday || han-‘aynīn | |||
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| Monday || haṭ-ṭuwīn | |||
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| Tuesday || hat-tarayīn | |||
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| Wednesday || hak-kaṯurīn | |||
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| Thursday || hap-pankīn | |||
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| Friday || haǧ-ǧum‘ā | |||
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| Saturday || has-sabt | |||
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{| class=wikitable style="text-align:center" | |||
|+ Parts of the day - ''hab-bāqīn ta-ṭ-ṭayn'' | |||
! English !! Zanahi | |||
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| day || ṭayn | |||
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| dawn || | |||
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| morning || | |||
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| noon || | |||
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| afternoon || | |||
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| evening || | |||
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| dusk || | |||
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| night || naḵṭ | |||
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| midnight || | |||
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|+ Units of time - ''ham-māṯayīn taz-zaman'' | |||
! English !! Zanahi | |||
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| second || ṭuwiyyā | |||
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| minute || daqīqā | |||
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| hour || sā‘ā | |||
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| day || ṭayn | |||
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| week || haftam | |||
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| month || yarḥā | |||
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| year || yār | |||
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==Example texts== | ==Example texts== | ||
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