A dictionary of Moroccan Arabic; Moroccan--English.PJ6770 2004-040883 1-58901-103-1 A dictionary of Moroccan Arabic Moroccan Arabic, also known as Darija, is the dialect spoken in the Arabic-speaking areas of Morocco, as opposed to the official communications of government and other public bodies which use Modern Standard Arabic, as is the case in most Arabic-speaking countries, while a mixture ; Moroccan--English. Title main entry. Ed. by Harvey Sobelman and Richard S. Harrell. (Georgetown classics in Arabic language Arabic language Ancient Semitic language whose dialects are spoken throughout the Middle East and North Africa. Though Arabic words and proper names are found in Aramaic inscriptions, abundant documentation of the language begins only with the rise of Islam, whose main texts and linguistics) Georgetown U. Press, [c]2004 228 p. $39.95 (pa) Originally published in 1966, this publication has remained a standard reference work for scholars and students of Moroccan Arabic, and for students of other varieties of Arabic
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