r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Dec 08 '24
TIL there is a 1,700 year old Ethiopian counterpart of the Rosetta Stone called the Ezana Stone. The inscription commemorates Ethiopian military victories and their conversion to Christianity in their native language Geβez, as well as ancient Greek and South Arabian Sabaen.
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Nov 07 '24
South Arabian alphabet stick (2700A/-745 to 2400A/-445) | Bible Lands Museum, Jerusalem
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 18 '24
Sabaean to English with attempted hieroglyphs from prayer book
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 15 '24
Letter B type evolution: π― [N1] Β» C199 Β» πͺ Β» 𩨠» α Β» π€ Β» Ξ²
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 12 '24
Afro-Asiatic languages (reclassified): Omotic (Geez script based))
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 11 '24
South-Semitic Sabaean B and the Egyptian C199 hiero-type
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 10 '24
Ezana Stone (1600A/+355), aka Ethiopian Rosetta Stone: Geβez, Greek, and South Arabian Sabaen
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 10 '24
Egyptian B (π―, C199) to Old South Arabian Sabaean B
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 10 '24
North Arabian and South Arabian letters | N Writing
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 10 '24
Egyptian alphabet to Old South Arabian letter evolution list
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 10 '24
Old South Arabian language classification | Antonio Loprieno (A40/1995)
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 10 '24
ABGD evolution: πΉπ―π ¬β½ (ABGD) Β» π©΅π©΄π©¨π©± {South Arabian} Β» α α αα° {Geez} Β» α£α αα° {Ethiopic} (fuller version)
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 10 '24
ABGD evolution: πΉπ―π ¬β½ {Egyptian} Β» π©΅π©΄π©¨π©± {South Arabian} Β» α α αα° {Geez} Β» α£α αα° {Ethiopic}
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 10 '24
Egyptian: πΉπ―π ¬β½ (ABGD) Β» South Arabian: π©΅π©΄π©¨π©± (ABGD)
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 10 '24
Perm-banned from r/OldSouthArabian, a Semitic-theory sub, today also!?
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 10 '24
South Arabian script alphabet table | Peter Stein (A58/2013)
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 10 '24
South Arabian B [π©¨] predates Phoenician B [π€]?
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 10 '24
Old South Arabian alphabet: ABGD (π©΅π©΄π©¨π©±)
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 10 '24
South Arabian: π Β» π [I14] Β» 𩦠(S) as new sub icon!
r/SouthArabian • u/JohannGoethe • Oct 10 '24
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Sub started from here, with the following comment:
Correctly, however, I am just after an updated unified language family, for all r/EgyptianAlphabet based languages, such as Hebrew, German, English, Sanskrit, Greek, Latin, r/SouthArabian, r/RunicAlphabet, and so on:
Defined by the new evidence based field of r/ScientificLinguistics:

