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Although the ]ic text is in Arabic, there are many words with roots in other ] and non-Semitic languages, which are difficult to distinguish due to common linguistic etymology <ref></ref>. According to ], more than 300 words in the Quran are borrowed from Hebrew, Syriac, Aramaic, Nabataean, Persian, Coptic, Latin, and ancient Greek and Utopian.<ref></ref> |
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Although the ]ic text is in Arabic, there are many words with roots in other ] and non-Semitic languages, the former words are difficult to distinguish due to common linguistic etymology <ref></ref>. According to ], more than 300 words in the Quran are borrowed from ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ] and ].<ref></ref> |
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==From Greek== |
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==From ancient Greek== |
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* {{langx|ar|مجوس|translit=Majus}}: From ] (22.17) |
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* {{langx|ar|مجوس|translit=Majus}}: From ] (22.17) |
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* {{langx|ar|قسطاس|translit=Kystas}}: From ] (26.182) |
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* {{langx|ar|قسطاس|translit=Kystas}}: From ] (26.182) |
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==From Roman== |
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==From ancient Roman== |
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* {{langx|ar|قصر|translit=Qasr}}: From ] (22.45) |
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* {{langx|ar|قصر|translit=Qasr}}: From ] (22.45) |
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* {{langx|ar|بلد|translit=Balad}}: From ] (90) |
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* {{langx|ar|بلد|translit=Balad}}: From ] (90) |
