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Ḥarsūsī (Arabic: لغة حرسوسية) or Ḥersīyet (pronunciation in
Harsusi: [ħʌrsiːjət]) is a
Semitic language of Oman,
spoken by the
Harasis people. It is classified...
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Afroasiatic Linguistics. 1 (5): 93–121. Johnstone, T.M. (1977).
Ḥarsūsi Lexicon and English-
Ḥarsūsi Word-List. London:
Oxford University Press. Johnstone, T...
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Swahili ·
Zadgali ·
Kumzari ·
Lurish · Luwati ·
Persian · Urdu ·
Harsusi ·
Bathari ·
Dhofari Arabic ·
Shihhi Arabic Religion Predominantly : Ibadi...
- The
Harsusi language is also
critically endangered, as most
Harsusi children now
attend Arabic-language
schools and are
literate in Arabic,
Harsusi is...
- Oman.
Endangered indigenous languages in Oman
include Kumzari, Bathari,
Harsusi, Hobyot,
Jibbali and Mehri.
Omani Sign
Language is the
language of the...
- 000-40,000
Languages Majority:
Arabic (Bedouin dialects) Minority: Mehri,
Ḥarsusi Religion Predominantly ****
Islam Related ethnic groups Other Arabs and...
- Himyaritic ? (extinct)
Modern South Arabian (Eastern
South Semitic) Baṭḥari
Ḥarsusi Hobyót
Mehri Shehri Soqotri Unclassified Sutean (extinct) The following...
- a
separate language. She does admit, however, that Bathari,
along with
Harsusi, is
closely related to Mehri. The most
important steps towards a comprehensive...
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Hospital for
Special Surgery), a
medical journal ERA HSS, a
racing car
Harsusi language (ISO 639-3 code),
spoken in Oman
Health systems strengthening...
- to be of
different identity compared to the Bedu nomads. They
speak the
Ḥarsusi language;
though they are
reported to be
increasing their use of the Mehri...
