Wiktionary:Assyrian Neo-Aramaic entry guidelines
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Roots
- Word roots are not etymologies and shouldn't be given under the Etymology section. For Assyrian Neo-Aramaic roots we use the
{{aii-root}}template, added right under the ==Assyrian Neo-Aramaic== header. See for instance ܚܲܕܬܵܐ (ḥadtā). - If there are words with different roots in one single page, the
{{aii-root}}template goes under the corresponding Etymology header (Etymology 1, Etymology 2, etc).
References
Dictionaries
Vernacular Syriac
- A Dictionary of the Dialects of Vernacular Syriac
- Sureth dictionary (Association Assyrophile de France)
Classical Syriac
- Comprehensive Aramaic Lexicon (Hebrew Union College)
- Sedra (Beth Mardutho)
- Sureth dictionary (Association Assyrophile de France)
- Treasure of the Syriac Language (Dukhrana Biblical Research)