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Comparison Safaitic to Arabic
| English | Safaitic | Arabic | Comments | Points
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| Death | -M-T-
mt [1] | -M-T-
موت (mawt) | Exact consonant match -M-/-M-
Exact consonant match -T-/-T-
| 100,00
| | Four | -R-B-
rb [2] | -R-B-
أربعة (arba'a) | Exact consonant match -R-/-R-
Exact consonant match -B-/-B-
| 100,00
| | I | -N-
´n [3] | -N-
أنا (ana) | Exact consonant match -N-/-N-
| 100,00
| | Night | -L-
yly [4] | -L-L-
ليل (laila) | Exact consonant match -L-/-L-
| 50,00
| | Three | -T-L-T-
tlt [5] | -TH-L-TH-
ثلاثة (thalatha) | Exact consonant match -L-/-L-
Related consonant match -T-/-TH-
Related consonant match -T-/-TH-
| 90,00
| | Two | -TH-T-N-
ttn [6] | -TH-N-N-
اثنان (ithnan) | Exact consonant match -TH-/-TH-
Exact consonant match -N-/-N-
| 66,67
| | Water | -M-
my [7] | -M-7-
ماء (ma'a) | Exact consonant match -M-/-M-
| 50,00
| | You (thou) | -T-
´t [8] | -N-T-
أنت (anta) | Exact consonant match -T-/-T-
| 50,00
| Analysis:
Total Points/#words: 606,67/8 (=75,833/100). This value has to be reverted (100-Result) to get the Genetic distance:
Genetic distance: 24,17
These languages are closely related!
This comparison is based on 8 words only! Results have to be interpreted with caution! | | |
Agree? Disagree? Please CONTACT! - Share in:     Statistics for this comparison (exposure to chance - explanation here):
→ Mathematical expectation (μ): 84,79
→ Standard deviation (σ): 6,91
→ p-value = ƒ(24,17, μ, σ): 9,09e-019
This comparison has a probability lower than 0,01% to get results below 24,17 if conducted with random values. |
| References:
1. Root 'to die'/'he died' - Source: The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the world's ancient languages, Roger D. Woodard, p. 507
2. Source: The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the world's ancient languages, Roger D. Woodard, p. 523
3. Source: The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the world's ancient languages, Roger D. Woodard, p. 506
4. Source: www.palaeolexicon.com/
5. Source: www.palaeolexicon.com/
6. Source: The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the world's ancient languages, Roger D. Woodard, p. 522
7. Source: www.palaeolexicon.com/
8. Source: The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the world's ancient languages, Roger D. Woodard, p. 506
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