Eastern Morocco Arabic

Arabic dialect common in eastern Morocco

Eastern Morocco Arabic

Oujda Darija
Native to| Morocco

Language family

Afro-Asiatic

* Semitic
* West Semitic
* Central Semitic
* North Arabian
* Arabic
* Maghrebi
* Moroccan
* Eastern Morocco Arabic

Writing system

| Arabic alphabet
Language codes
ISO 639-3| –
Glottolog| `oujd1238`

Eastern Morocco Arabic or Oujda Darija is a dialectal continuum of Hilalian Arabic, mainly spoken in Oujda area and in a part of Oriental region of Morocco.[1][2][3][4]

## See also

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* Moroccan Arabic

## References

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1. ^ M. El Himer, Zones linguistiques du Maroc arabophone : contacts et effets à Salé, in: Between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, Studies on Contemporary Arabic, 7th AIDA Conference, 2006, held in Vienna Archived 2015-04-13 at the Wayback Machine
2. ^ M. El Himer, Variations linguistiques de l’arabe marocain: de la démarcation régionale à la neutralisation urbaine (unpublished) Archived 2015-04-13 at the Wayback Machine
3. ^ S. Elbaz, « La subordination en arabe d'Oujda », Arabica, No. 28, 1981, n.333-344.
4. ^ P. Behnstedt & M. Benabbou, « Données nouvelles sur les parlers arabes du nord-est marocain », Zeitschrift für arabische Linguistik, n.44, 2005, p.17-70.

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Letters|

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Varieties|

| Pre-Islamic|

* Proto-Arabic
* Nabataean Arabic
* Old Arabic
* Old Hijazi Arabic
* Pre-classical Arabic

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Literary|

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Modern
spoken|

| Maghrebi|

| Pre-Hilalian|

* Andalusi
* Sicilian
* Maltese
* Australian
* Cottenera
* Gozitan
* Qormi
* Żejtun
* Żurrieqi
* Urban
* Tunis (North-Eastern Tunisian)
* Village
* Eastern
* Sahili (Sahel)
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* Western
* Traras-Msirda
* Jebli (Mountain)
* Judeo-Maghrebi
* Judeo-Moroccan
* Judeo-Tripolitanian
* Judeo-Tunisian

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Hilalian|

* Central Hilal
* Algerian koiné
* Judeo-Algerian
* Algerian Saharan
* Eastern Algerian
* Eastern Hilal
* Tunisian koiné
* Maqil
* Fessi
* Hassaniya
* Nemadi
* Moroccan koiné
* Eastern
* Western
* Western Algerian
* Sulaym
* Libyan koiné
* Western Egyptian Bedawi

Nile Valley|

* Egyptian
* Saʽidi
* Sudanese

Levantine|

| North|

* Cilician
* Lebanese
* Syrian
* Aleppine
* Damascene

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South|

* Jordanian
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Mesopotamian|

| Gilit|

* Baghdadi
* Khuzestani
* Shawi
* South

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North (Qeltu)|

* Anatolian
* Cypriot
* Judeo-Iraqi
* Baghdadi

Peninsular|

* Bahrani
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* Gulf
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* Hejazi
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* Shihhi
* Yemeni
* Hadhrami
* Sanʽani
* Taʽizzi-Adeni
* Tihami
* Judeo-Yemeni

Others|

* Central Asian
* Bakhtiari
* Bukhara
* Kashkadarya
* Khorasani
* Shirvani

Sociological|

* Bedouin Arabic

Judeo-Arabic|

* Judeo-Algerian
* Judeo-Egyptian
* Judeo-Iraqi
* Baghdadi
* Judeo-Moroccan
* Kjal
* Wqal
* Judeo-Tripolitanian
* Judeo-Tunisian
* Tunisene
* Judeo-Yemeni
* Adeni
* Beda
* Habban
* Sanʽani

Creoles
and pidgins|

* Bimbashi
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* Jordanian Bengali Pidgin
* Juba
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* Turku
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Academic|

* Literature
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Linguistics|

* Phonology
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Calligraphy
· Script|

* Ajami script
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* Jeli Thuluth
* Kairouani
* Kufic
* Maghrebi
* Mashq
* Muhaqqaq
* Naskh (script)
* Nastaliq
* Rasm
* Ruqʿah script
* Shahmukhi
* Sini (script)
* Taliq script
* Tawqi
* Thuluth

Technical|

* Arabic keyboard
* Arabic script in Unicode
* ISO/IEC 8859-6
* Windows-1256
* MS-DOS codepages
* 708
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* 710
* 711
* 720
* 864
* MacArabic encoding

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* Islam and Arabic language

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Official languages|

* Berber
* Arabic1

Native vernaculars|

| Arabic|

| Pre-Hilalian|

* Northern
* Judeo-Moroccan

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Hilal-Mâqil|

* Western
* Eastern
* Hassaniya

Koiné|

* Darija

Berber|

| Atlas|

* Central Atlas
* Tashelhit
* Judeo-Berber
* Sanhaja de Srair
* Ghomara
* Gharbi†

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Zenati|

* Tarifit
* Tabeldit
* Eastern Middle Atlas
* Eastern Morocco

Romance|

| Western|

* Sabir†
* Haketia
* Spanish†,4

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Undescribed|

* African Latin†

Main foreign languages|

* French
* Spanish4
* English

Main liturgical languages|

* Arabic1 2
* Hebrew3

* 1 Modern Standard Arabic
* 2 Classical Arabic
* 3 Medieval Hebrew
* 4 Formerly native to Moriscos, extinct as native in Morocco
* † Extinct

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