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Scholars studying inscriptions have traced the development of Old Arabic from scattered personal names in the 9th century BC to the emergence of the forms that would later be codified as Classical Arabic in the 7th century AD.
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Scholars studying inscriptions have traced the development of Old Arabic from scattered personal names in the 9th century BC to the emergence of the forms that would later be codified as Classical Arabic in the 7th century AD.
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碑文を研究する学者たちは、紀元前9世紀の散発的な人名の記録から始まり、紀元7世紀に古典アラビア語として定着する形へと至るまで、初期アラビア語（アラビア語の最も早く記録された段階）の発展をたどってきた。
