User contributions for 179.214.35.33
12 December 2016
- 00:3200:32, 12 December 2016 diff hist +410 Voiced glottal fricative →Occurrence
- 00:1800:18, 12 December 2016 diff hist +27 Portuguese language Adding reference to the Article on the dialect.
11 December 2016
- 23:1323:13, 11 December 2016 diff hist +5 Private Use Areas →Vendor use
- 05:1405:14, 11 December 2016 diff hist +810 Wikipedia:Articles for creation/Redirects →Category request: Category: Language punctuations: new section
9 December 2016
- 22:2922:29, 9 December 2016 diff hist 0 Phoenician alphabet Undid revision 753700261 by DIY Editor. Actually, Ḏāl is a variant of the Arabic letter Dalet, which is based on the Phoenician Dalet
- 19:4219:42, 9 December 2016 diff hist −258 Semitic languages Small alterations in the column of Old Arabic phonemes.
- 16:2316:23, 9 December 2016 diff hist +24 Semitic languages Small corrections
- 04:4104:41, 9 December 2016 diff hist +422 Semitic languages Adding column for Ugaritic writing.
8 December 2016
- 21:0421:04, 8 December 2016 diff hist 0 Akkadian language Small orthographic correction (unclosed parenthesis).
- 06:4406:44, 8 December 2016 diff hist −42 Ancient Semitic religion "Mesopotamian mythology" and "Assyro-Babylonian religion" are synonyms and redirects to the same article; there's no need to cite it twice.
5 December 2016
- 20:5620:56, 5 December 2016 diff hist −9 Semitic languages Reordering rows for highlighting the orthography and sound mergers of Arabic and Ge'ez
- 04:5104:51, 5 December 2016 diff hist +403 N User talk:179.214.35.33 →Dē contribūtiōnibus praeviīs: new section
- 04:2804:28, 5 December 2016 diff hist −361 Ghayn Ghain is one of the six Arabic letters based on other existing letters. That section about the origin of its glyph (besides wrong) is unnecessary in this article, but necessary in the article on the letter from which Ghain derives. Tag: section blanking
- 03:4403:44, 5 December 2016 diff hist +41 Phoenician alphabet Clarifying.
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