Usage of "standard arabic"

A Semitic language spoken primarily throughout the Arab world - North Africa and the Middle East - and as the liturgical language of the Islam.

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Examples for "arabic"

The acacia trees of the valley were thickly covered with guin arabic. 
 Travels in Syria and the Holy Land 

I use finely-powdered chalk, steeped in a strong solution of gum arabic. 
 The Mason-Bees 

Aside from the addition of gum arabic, which was suggested by Mr. 
 Photographic Reproduction Processes 

Mixed with vinegar or rainwater, the substance was thickened with gum arabic. 
 The viking takes a knight 

No wait the problem is the following, people don't understand Arabic language. 
 The new yorker 

Usage of standard arabic in English

He taught courses in Modern Standard Arabic, comparative literature, German Studies and philosophy. 
 Ebony 

He was speaking Standard Arabic with a Pashtun accent. 
 The good son: a novel 

Standard Arabic was used (with no specific dialect inclusion) to allow greater generalisability across Arabic speaking countries. 
 Pubmed 

It sounds more guttural than standard Arabic, contains fewer vowel sounds and appears to be spoken twice as quickly. 
 Reuters 

Meanings of standard arabic in English