Afro-Asiatic · Eurasia
Imperial Aramaic (700-300 BCE)
Imperial Aramaic (700-300 BCE) is an Afro-Asiatic language spoken in Iraq. Glottolog lists it as extinct. It is written in Hatran, Nabataean, Imperial Aramaic.
Technology
Which open technologies support this language today. Entries come from GlotSuite releases and the GlotOCR benchmark.
- GlotLID: No GlotLID label yet.
- Glot500: Not among the Glot500 languages.
- GlotScript: Writing system recorded in GlotScript-R.
- GlotOCR Bench: OCR benchmark results: Hatran best Acc@5 0.0%, Nabataean best Acc@5 0.0%, Imperial Aramaic best Acc@5 0.0%, Syriac best Acc@5 0.0%, Palmyrene best Acc@5 0.0%.
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