Languages of the Middle East Natural Languages Linguistics

Languages of the Middle East

This subcat should be reserved to sites discussing languages belonging to more than one family that are spoken, or used to be spoken, in the Middle East (today's Iran, and all parts of Asia to the west and/or southwest of Iran, including Anatolia and adjacent islands) as well as in Egypt and other parts of the Nile valley. If the languages discussed extend to Central Asia, the Caucasus or parts of Africa outside the Nile valley, this subcat should no longer be considered appropriate.

• - Links to online Arabic, Turkish, and Kurdish dictionaries and encyclopedias.
  
• - Information on the studying of cuneiform-based languages (with an emphasis on Akkadian) at the University of Oxford (England).
  
• - Document transliterations, text glossaries, digitized originals and photo archives of ancient languages using the cuneiform script.
  
• - The aim of this project, carried out at the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, is to create an electronic study edition of the inscriptions of the Achaemenid Persian kings in Old Persian, Elamite, Akkadian, and, where appropriate, Aramaic an
  
  

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