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Qaṭrāyīth is an extinct Semitic language and one of the languages of pre-Islamic Arabia, primarily spoken in Eastern Arabia until early Islamic times. The name, Qatrayith, comes from Syriac authors, literally meaning "in Qatari". Qatrayith was the local, vernacular language spoken by the Syriac Christians who lived in Beth Qatraye from the 4th to 10th tenth centuries CE. These Syriac populations did not use Qatrayith for writing; instead, this was carried out in the Syriac language, and Qatrayith would have been written down in the Syriac alphabet.
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