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Line 22: ==Characteristics== ~~Down~~An ~~below is a primary Example~~example of Hismaic from An Ancient Arabic inscription: wa-lahū ih̠tilāfu l-layli wan-nahāri Line 33 ⟶ 31: and he is the one who made night and day to follow one another Note that term lyly is clearly the broken plural of layl ‘night’, and should probably be vocalized as /*layālay/, corresponding to Classical Arabic layālin.<ref>http://www.academia.edu/16094901/Echoes_of_the_Baal_Cycle_in_a_Safaito-Hismaic_Inscription</ref>

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