Hebrew Samaritan
The Hebrew Samaritan is an alternative of the Hebrew biblical still used and written by the Samaritains.
The Hebrew Samaritan is today only one liturgical language, and is not used as vernacular language. The Samaritans of Holon speak the Hebrew modern, and the Samaritans of Nablus speak Palestinian Arab.
The Hebrew Samaritan is written with a derivative of the Alphabet phenician, old the paléo-Hebraic Alphabet given up by the Juifs in antiquity.
See too
- Alphabet Samaritan
- Language araméenne samaritaine
- Linguistic Samaritanisme
- Dictionary of the languages
- Languages by family
- Afro-Asian Languages
- Semitic Languages
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