Coptic

The Treasury of Languages · 1866 · p. 10
A language supposed to be derived from the ancient Egyptian , but mingled with Archaic Greek ; it was spoken in the valley of the Lower Nile until the seventeenth century, but is now extinct. The alphabetical system greatly resembles Greek, with six letters adopted from the hieroglyphics. ⁂ The upper dialect is called the Sahidic or Theban ; the middle dialect is the Memphitic , and the language of the Delta the Bashmuric . Greek words abound in all those, but most in the last. Vocaby. by Parthey, Coptic and Latin, L. & C., Berlin, 1844; Grammar by Schwartze, Berlin, 1850.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →