Syriac
type: Thing
type: Language
type: Q315
name: ,
label: Lingua siriaca @it
label: Сирийский язык @ru
label: Syriaque @fr
label: Syrština @cs
label: Syriska @sv
label: Bahasa Suryani @in
label: 시리아어 @ko
label: Asiriera @eu
label: 敘利亞語 @zh
label: シリア語 @ja
label: Língua siríaca @pt
label: Syrische Sprache @de
label: اللغة السريانية @ar
label: Język syryjski @pl
label: Syriac language
label: Siríac @ca
label: Сирійська мова @uk
label: Συριακή γλώσσα @el
label: Syrisch @nl
label: Siria lingvo @eo
label: Siricis @ga
label: Idioma siríaco @es
subject: Category:Standard languages
subject: Category:Syriac Christianity
subject: Category:Syriac language
subject: Category:Languages attested from the 1st century
subject: Category:Languages of Turkey
subject: Category:Languages of Kurdistan
subject: Category:Languages of Iraq
subject: Category:Languages of Syria
subject: Category:Diglossia
subject: Category:Languages of Lebanon
subject: Category:Semitic languages
subject: Category:Aramaic languages
subject: Category:Christian liturgical languages
subject: Category:Classical languages
characters: Syriac alphabet
spoken in: Syria
spoken in: Kuwait
spoken in: Turkey
spoken in: Malabar Coast
spoken in: Lebanon
spoken in: Sinai Peninsula
spoken in: Eastern Arabia
spoken in: Iran
spoken in: Qatar
spoken in: Fertile Crescent
nativename: ,
language family: Central Semitic languages
language family: West Semitic languages
language family: Semitic languages
language family: Northwest Semitic languages
fam: Central Semitic languages
fam: West Semitic languages
fam: Eastern Aramaic languages
fam: Semitic languages
fam: Northwest Semitic languages
fam: Aramaic
familycolor: Afro-Asiatic
script: Syriac alphabet
region: Fertile Crescent , Eastern Arabia , Malabar Coast of India
ancestor: Aramaic
ancestor: Proto-Afroasiatic language
ancestor: Proto-Semitic language
ancestor: Old Aramaic
minority: Turkey
notice: IPA
error: unjoined Syriac letters or other symbols
description: Lord's Prayer, sung in Western Syriac
iso6393 code: syc
altname: Classical Syriac
altname: Edessan Aramaic
dia: East-Syriac
dia: West-Syriac
era: 1