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Neo-Aramaic languages

Neo-Aramaic languages

Varieties of the Aramaic language.

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  1. Aramaic

    Semitic language.

    16%

  2. Assyrians

    Ethnic group native to Mesopotamia.

    11%

  3. Western Neo-Aramaic

    Modern Western Aramaic language.

    8.5%

  4. Suret language

    Neo-Aramaic varieties.

    6.6%

  5. Syriac language

    Dialect of Middle Aramaic.

    2.7%

  6. Turoyo language

    Central Neo-Aramaic language.

    2.6%

  7. Christianity in Israel

    2.4%

  8. Mandaeism

    Gnostic religion.

    1.9%

  9. Maronites

    Christian ethnoreligious group in the Levant.

    1.5%

  10. Arab Christians

    Arabs who adhere to Christianity.

    1.4%

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  1. Assyrians

    Ethnic group native to Mesopotamia.

    28%

  2. Aramaic

    Semitic language.

    24%

  3. Syria

    Country in West Asia.

    6.9%

  4. Levant

    Region in the Eastern Mediterranean.

    6.7%

  5. Syriac language

    Dialect of Middle Aramaic.

    4.8%

  6. Assyrian homeland

    Areas historically inhabited by Assyrians.

    3.9%

  7. Lebanese Maronite Christians

    Religious group in Lebanon associated with the Catholic Church.

    1.2%

  8. Akkadian language

    Extinct Semitic language of Mesopotamia.

    1.1%

  9. Western Neo-Aramaic

    Modern Western Aramaic language.

    1%

  10. Languages of Syria

    0.93%