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|script = [[w:Greek script|Greek]], [[w:Arabic alphabet|Arabic]] ...ular or plural. Nouns may also be used in the dual, which is borrowed from Arabic.

|script=토갊글 (a form of linear Hangul) ...te ''ʔiθ'' (emphasis particle and accusative, related to Hebrew ''et'' and Arabic ''iyya-''). The possessive pronouns are derived from inflected forms of Old

..., [[w:Gothic_alphabet|Gothic]], [[w:Arabic alphabet|Arabic]], [[w:Cyrillic script|Cyrillic]] ...p> to 18^th centuries):''' Accepted Islam, adding influence from Arabic and Ottoman Turkish. Continued Slavic, Finnic, and Scandinavian influence.

== Script == Netagin script is an abugida developed from the Ancient Gwnax script. Before vowel markings were codified, some Netagin writings used the conson

|script=Latin and others ...Spanish language|Spanish]], [[w:Russian language|Russian]], and [[w:Arabic|Arabic]]. This resulted in root words being in their phonetic form a relatively eq

...]], [[w:Latin_alphabet|Latin]], [[w:Arabic alphabet|Arabic]], [[w:Cyrillic script|Cyrillic]] ! Romanization !! IPA !! Meaning !! Script !! Letter

|script = [[w:Latin script|Latin]], [[w:Arabic alphabet|Arabic]] | In Arabic loanwords

|script=Naeng script Făngtsăfie = Philadelphia, via quasi-Arabic "fa3Dafiyya" <- hypothetical PSem *paʕtɬ'ap-

|script=[[w:Phoenician alphabet|Phoenician]] ...their Phoenician and Israelite ancestors, never switching to the Assyrian script used by their counterparts in the Levant.

|script = Latin alphabet ...d later Latin and Greek learned reborrowings – cf. ''luua'' "dialect" from Arabic لغة ''luḡa''.

|script = Lifashian alphabet ...ds, especially from [[w:Persian language|Persian]] and [[w:Arabic language|Arabic]] (through the former), and to smaller extents from its neighbours Armenian

|script=[[Latin script]] ...Japanese language|Japanese]] ''geisha'' and ''samurai'', [[Arabic language|Arabic]] ''califa'', [[Guugu Yimithirr language|Guugu Yimithirr]] ''gangurru'' (In

...angyan, in Arabic numerals (1, 2, 3) or in Chinese numerals (一, 二, 三). The Arabic numerals are more often used in horizontal writing, and the Chinese numeral ...re typically written with either Chinese numerals (in vertical writing) or Arabic numerals (in horizontal writing), preceded by a decimal point, and are read

|script = Chlouvānem script (''chlǣvānumi jīmalāṇa'') ...script-parts.png|thumbnail|The word ''chlǣvānem'' in the language's native script, with the parts colour-coded according to function.]]

|script= Free (All Alphabet) ...bic letters, specific to Ottoman Turkish. It is used with a few additional Arabic letters.

| script = [[Latin script]], [[Arabic script]], [[Tongtsehayi]], [[Basitki]]}} ! rowspan="2" |Arabic

|script = [[w:Hebrew script|Hebrew]], [[w:Latin script|Latin]] ...and miscellaneous grammatical functions, similarly to [[w:Arabic language|Arabic]], [[w:Hebrew language|Hebrew]] and other [[w:Semitic languages|Semitic lan

|script= Free (All Alphabet) ...se it for the number like Gujarati, Khmer, Malayalam, Roman, Urdu, Eastern Arabic, Tibetan and Chinese etc.

|scripts = * [[Latin alphabet]]<br>* any script of the world<br>* the 10 digits 0123456789.<br>* Daman Braille consisting o ...assimilation. NABO=love, HABO=goodness on a deep level (and compare to the Arabic root hbb=friendship, habib=friend). NUMO=good, HUMO=perfect goodness (here

* [[w:Latin script|Latin (Ammerkast System]] ...exported to countries using the Latin script. Other scripts, such as the Arabic and Cyrillic systems, are used only in niche areas.