Shehri language

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The Shehri language is a Modern South Arabian Semitic language spoken primarily by communities in southern Oman and eastern Yemen.

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Label Occurrences
Shehri language canonical 6

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Modern South Arabian language
Semitic language
language
alternativeName Hadibu
surface form: Jibbali

Shahri
Śḥərɛt
distinctFrom Arabic
surface form: Arabic language
endangeredStatus definitely endangered
hasDialect coastal varieties
mountain varieties
hasFeature ejective consonants
emphatic consonants
non-tonal language
pharyngeal consonants
predominantly oral language
rich consonant inventory
subject–verb–object word order
triconsonantal roots
verb–subject–object word order
hasMorphology nonconcatenative morphology
root-and-pattern morphology
hasPhonology consonant length distinctions
contrast between long and short vowels
influencedBy Arabic
surface form: Arabic language
ISO639-3Code shv
languageFamily Afroasiatic languages
Modern South Arabian languages
Semitic languages
linguisticTypology fusional language
region Arabian Peninsula
southern Arabian mountains
relatedTo Bathari language
Harsusi language
Hobyot language
Mehri language
Soqotri language
riskFactor language shift to Arabic
spokenIn Dhofar
surface form: Dhofar Governorate

Oman
Yemen
Hadhramaut
surface form: eastern Yemen

Dhofar
surface form: southern Oman
subclassOf Afroasiatic language
South Semitic language
usedBy Jibbali communities
Shehri people
writingSystem Arabic script
no standard orthography

Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Modern South Arabian languages hasPart Shehri language
Soqotri people relatedLanguage Shehri language
Hobyot language relatedTo Shehri language
Shehri people language Shehri language
Harsusi isRelatedTo Shehri language
Hobyot isRelatedTo Shehri language