Meanings of oriental languages in English

In the following pages I have occasion to transcribe words belonging to many oriental languages in Latin characters.

Here also is a collection of nearly twenty thousand manuscripts in Sanskrit, Persian, Arabic, Hindustani and other oriental languages.

He was appointed teacher of oriental languages at Upsala in 1777, and in 1785 demonstrator of botany.

They are taught English, French and the oriental languages; lower mathematics, geography, history and the applied sciences, particularly chemistry, electricity and engineering.

He accepted a call to the chair of Oriental languages in Columbia.

That lad proved to have the most extraordinary natural gift for Oriental languages.

Kunze writes: It is true, I was professor of Oriental languages in Philadelphia.

For this purpose he entered earnestly upon the study of the Oriental languages.

One of them can even speak one or two Oriental languages.

He will probably tell you that he is not conversant with Oriental languages.

No claim is made to scholarship in the Oriental languages.

Mr. Peterkin made some inquiries about the Oriental languages.

His mental abilities were very superior, and so were his acquirements, especially in Oriental languages.

It must be remembered that all Oriental languages give power to gems, perfumes and talismanic symbols.

DR. GRAY, Professor of Oriental Languages in the University of Glasgow, is reported in the Scotch papers.

He learned the Oriental languages of Erpenius, who resided some time with his father for that purpose.