Everything about Punic Language totally explained
The Punic language is an extinct
Semitic language formerly spoken in the Mediterranean region of
North Africa by the people of the
Punic culture.
Description
Punic is an extinct variety of the
Phoenician language spoken in the oversea Phoenician empire in North Africa, including
Carthage, and the Mediterranean. It is known from inscriptions and personal name evidence.
Augustine of Hippo is generally considered the last major ancient writer to have some knowledge of Punic, and is considered "our primary source on the survival of [late] Punic".
In the past it was sometimes said that Punic was an influence on the modern
Maltese language, but this theory has been discredited.
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