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Wolofal is a
derivation of the
Arabic script for
writing the
Wolof language. It is
basically the name of a West
African Ajami script as used for that...
- also
derived from ghayn.
Called ngōn (IPA: [ŋɔːn]), it is used in the
Wolofal alphabet to
represent /ŋ/ in the
Wolof language. Two
variants of kāf were...
- in
native Wolof words. The Arabic-based
script of Wolof,
referred to as
Wolofal, was set by the
government as well,
between 1985 and 1990,
although never...
- the ****r of
Guinea (known as Ajami)
Wolof (at
zaouia schools),
known as
Wolofal. Yoruba,
earliest attested history of use
since 17th century,
however earliest...
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often written in the
Latin alphabet and to a
lesser extent in the
Arabic (
Wolofal) alphabet. It is
written from
right to left, and
distinguishes letter case...
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Northwestern Soninke–Bobo Soninke–Bozo
Soninke Writing system Latin Arabic (
Wolofal)
Language codes ISO 639-2 snk ISO 639-3 snk
Glottolog soni1259 This article...
- calendars. An
example of the
letter values is in the
following table.
Wolofal script Wadaad's
writing Fula alphabets#Arabic (Ajami)
alphabet Swahili...
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represented Latin equivalent Example Notes Isolated Final Medial Initial Wolofal Latin مب ـمبّ ـمبـ مبـ [ᵐb] mb مبُودْ
mbuud ند ـندّ ـند ند [ⁿd]...
- Sahel, and
sometimes by
specific names for
individual languages, such as
Wolofal, Sorabe, and Wadaad's writing.
Despite the
existence of a
widely known...
- that have been or are
written in
Ajami include Hausa, Mandinka, Fulani,
Wolofal, Tamazight, Nubian, Yoruba, Songhai, and Kanuri. N'Ko
script developed...
