Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE)

ISO 639-3: arcHistorical5 writing systems

Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE) is a language catalogued in the ISO 639-3 standard (code: arc). Scripts with multiple-source attestation are Hatran (ISO 15924: Hatr), Nabataean (ISO 15924: Nbat), Imperial Aramaic (ISO 15924: Armi), Syriac (ISO 15924: Syrc) and Palmyrene (ISO 15924: Palm).

Writing Systems

Source agreement does not establish current usage, official status, dates or region. Evidence definitions and sources.

Hatran
Abjad
Multiple-source attestation
ISO 15924: Hatr
Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE) in Hatran
Nabataean
Abjad
Multiple-source attestation
ISO 15924: NbatFamily: Semitic / AramaicOrigin: Middle EastAncient
Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE) in NabataeanNabataean
Imperial Aramaic
Abjad
Multiple-source attestation
ISO 15924: ArmiFamily: Semitic / AramaicOrigin: Middle EastAncient
Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE) in Imperial AramaicImperial Aramaic
Syriac
Abjad
Multiple-source attestation
ISO 15924: SyrcFamily: Semitic / AramaicOrigin: Middle EastLiving
Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE) in SyriacSyriacSyriac Supplement
Palmyrene
Abjad
Multiple-source attestation
ISO 15924: PalmFamily: Semitic / AramaicOrigin: Middle EastAncient
Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE) in PalmyrenePalmyrene

Other languages written in Hatran

Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE) shares an attested relationship with the Hatran script (ISO 15924: Hatr) — with these languages:

Uncoded languages
mis
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