@inbook{1f699d455fcb458ba06d843f5104a714,
title = "Etymological Notes on Some Shared Cultic Terms in Ancient Egyptian and Arabic",
abstract = "This etymological article resumes a project launched in Borg (2021) postulating “a prehistoric Egyptian diaspora in the evolution of the Arabic language.” Whereas Borg{\textquoteright}s 2021 study addressed the general word stock shared by Ancient Egyptian and Arabic, the following article adduces a set of correspondences lexifying the cultic semantic domain and intimating possible conceptual continuities, linking the Arabic cultic repertoire to an Ancient Egyptian religious worldview.",
author = "Alexander Borg and Beata Sheyhatovitch",
year = "2025",
doi = "10.1163/9789004731783\_005",
language = "American English",
isbn = "9789004731776",
series = "The IOS Annual",
pages = "65--81",
editor = "Yoram Cohen and Amir Gilan and Nathan Wasserman and Letizia Cerqueglini and Beata Sheyhatovitch and Michal Marmorstein",
booktitle = "The IOS Annual Volume 25: {"}Memories Near and Far{"}",
}