Sentence examples for eastern language from inspiring English sources

In one striking development, the Iranian national language, Farsi, has become the commonest Middle Eastern language in the blogosphere.

He is a candidate for a doctorate in Near Eastern language and civilizations at Harvard, from which he received a master's degree in the same field.

By studying manuscripts written in Syriac, a middle eastern language used in Christian literature before the rise of Islam, Coakley concluded that a double dot symbol in an old Syriac Bible signified a question.

One fan letter came from a Middle Eastern language expert in the United States intelligence community; another from a woman who lost three friends in the World Trade Center attacks.

Below we will see that the Japanese word kome 'dehusked rice' is a probable loanword from a pre-Austronesian language, suggesting that the linguistic ancestors of the Japanese acquired cultivation of (japonica) rice from speakers of an eastern language within the macro-family I call Sino-Tibetan-Austronesian, with whom they were once in contact.

Jason graduated from the University of Washington with a B.A. in Political Science and a minor in Near Eastern Language and Civilization.

Several eastern languages still tend toward initial stress, which probably corresponds to an older state.

He studied theology at Istanbul University and Near Eastern languages at the Sorbonne.

He received his Ph.D. in Far Eastern languages from Harvard in 1939.

His mother is a professor of Near Eastern languages and civilizations at Harvard.

He received another master's, in Hebrew Bible and Near Eastern Languages, from the Jewish Theological Seminary in Manhattan.