Arabic language--Etymology
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Adab (The Arabic word)
- Narrower: Alʼān (The Arabic word)
- Narrower: Barīd (The Arabic word)
- Narrower: Dāhiyah (The Arabic word)
- Narrower: Fitnah (The Arabic word)
- Narrower: Illā (The Arabic word)
- Narrower: Islām (The Arabic word)
- Narrower: Jaʻl (The Arabic word)
- Narrower: Kalāla (The Arabic word)
- Narrower: Kull (The Arabic word)
- Narrower: Laban (The Arabic word)
- Narrower: Qalb (The Arabic word)
- Narrower: Tashrīf (The Arabic word)
- Narrower: Ḥaqq (The Arabic word)
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 9530887864204804678 · morton4x16-v1
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