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curprev 04:1504:15, 26 May 2024‎ AnomieBOT talk contribs‎ 30,301 bytes +284‎ Rescuing orphaned refs ("Syriac13" from rev 1225388102) undo
curprev 04:0304:03, 26 May 2024‎ Red Phoenician talk contribs‎ 30,017 bytes −438‎ Correcting information undo

curprev 22:2222:22, 22 May 2024‎ Red Phoenician talk contribs‎ 27,995 bytes +678‎ Updated information undo
curprev 09:0509:05, 22 May 2024‎ Shmayo talk contribs‎ 27,317 bytes +260‎ AfD: Nominated for deletion; see Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Lebanese Aramaic undo
curprev 04:2804:28, 22 May 2024‎ Red Phoenician talk contribs‎ 27,057 bytes −147‎ Undid revision 1225064218 by 162.145.253.33 (talk) Rv good faith edit, this is about a specific dialect of Aramaic that is not currently spoken in Lebanon undo Tag: Undo
curprev 04:1404:14, 22 May 2024‎ 162.145.253.33 talk‎ 27,204 bytes +147‎ Aramaic is still spoken in Lebanon and Syria, especially among Christian communities. undo Tags: Reverted extraneous markup

curprev 02:4302:43, 17 February 2024‎ Red Phoenician talk contribs‎ 27,057 bytes −688‎ Rv unsourced+correcting information undo

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curprev 19:5419:54, 27 December 2023‎ Shmayo talk contribs‎ 26,971 bytes +426‎ AfD: Nominated for deletion; see Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Lebanese Aramaic. undo
curprev 17:3817:38, 27 December 2023‎ Jfire talk contribs‎ 26,545 bytes −177‎ Clearly not an uncontroversial deletion. Take it to AfD. undo Tags: Manual revert Visual edit
curprev 10:5210:52, 27 December 2023‎ Shmayo talk contribs‎ 26,722 bytes +177‎ Proposed deletion undo Tag: Reverted

curprev 07:1707:17, 21 December 2023‎ Red Phoenician talk contribs‎ 23,002 bytes +584‎ →‎History: Added source undo
curprev 05:3005:30, 21 December 2023‎ Red Phoenician talk contribs‎ 22,418 bytes −332‎ Undid revision 1190989691 by 2A02:3031:202:FECC:A909:617:E648:F812 (talk) Neither source explicitly states that Lebanese Aramaic was an Eastern dialect (WP:SYNTH). Added sources which confirm it being Western. Already explained in previous summary that not all Maronites originate from Syria. Also removing redundant language. undo

curprev 23:3123:31, 20 December 2023‎ 2a02:3031:202:fecc:a909:617:e648:f812 talk‎ 22,750 bytes 0‎ Undid revision 1190900823 by Red Phoenician (talk) The article’s sources confirm it was Eastern Aramaic, closely related to Turoyo Aramaic, as mentioned by Dr. Iskandar. Plural "-e" used in Surien for example, is clearly a distinct feature of Eastern Aramaic languages. Syriac or closely related Eastern Aramaic dialects were spoken in northern Syria. Maronites are supposed to be from northern Syria, but you have deleted sources undo Tag: Undo
curprev 14:1914:19, 20 December 2023‎ Red Phoenician talk contribs‎ 22,750 bytes 0‎ Correcting information undo Tag: Reverted

curprev 11:3811:38, 17 December 2023‎ 2a02:3031:203:1bc0:e084:3e24:c9b8:4e54 talk‎ 22,750 bytes +1,189‎ No edit summary undo
curprev 11:0511:05, 17 December 2023‎ 2a02:3031:203:1bc0:e084:3e24:c9b8:4e54 talk‎ 21,561 bytes +57‎ In the southern Levant, Western Aramaic varieties were widespread. I added the northern Levant, which includes Mount Lebanon and northern Lebanon, for better differentiation. Levant is such a broad term. undo Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

curprev 13:5213:52, 16 December 2023‎ Onel5969 talk contribs‎ m 21,504 bytes −2‎ clean up, typo(s) fixed: mountanious → mountainous, ’s → 's undo Tag: AWB
curprev 06:0306:03, 16 December 2023‎ Red Phoenician talk contribs‎ 21,506 bytes −1,210‎ Salibi is an unreliable source, see Arabian Judah theory. The language was historically spoken throughout Lebanon as well as parts of Syria and Palestine, see history body. The source claiming all Maronites migrated from Syria is also false as many were indigenous converts from Lebanon. undo