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Tigrinya text was first published in Eritrea in the 13th Century

Post by pushkin » 12 Feb 2020, 01:10

The earliest written example of Tigrinya text was produced in local laws in the district of Logosarda, Debub Region in Southern Eritrea, dating back to the 13th century. In Eritrea, during the British administration, the Ministry of Information put out a weekly newspaper in Tigrinya that cost 5 cents and sold 5,000 copies weekly. At the time, it was reported to be the first of its kind.

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Re: Tigrinya text was first published in Eritrea in the 13th Century

Post by tarik » 12 Feb 2020, 01:19

U c, i am cool with what u said, which was z language of tigrinya was invented in Eritrea, but not in zoba debub. BTW, DUBARUBA IS IN CENTRAL ERITREA. ZOBA MAKEL, it was z current system in Eritrea that forced it 2 be zoba debub. But any how, z tigrinya language was invented in DUBARUBA, ZOBA MAKEL, NOT ZOBA DEBUB, this is z fact. Either way i am happy as long as it was invented in Eritrea. Don't forget why it was called BAHRRI NEGASI AKA BAHRI NEGASH!!! ZOBA DEBUB IS ERITREA 2, WE R ALL DEQI QALUQ, MALUQ, FALUQ. BUT I LIKE Z TRUTH!!!

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Re: Tigrinya text was first published in Eritrea in the 13th Century

Post by pushkin » 12 Feb 2020, 01:35

The first Holy Bible was written in Tigrinya was a translation of the Four Gospels by Eritrean. It was written in the 1830s and was published in 1866. The Tigrinya title is ወንጌል ቅዱስ ናይ ጎይታና ናይ ምድሓኒናን የሱስ ክርስቶስ. This work is of major significance, because it marks the first appearance of the Tigrinya language in book form as well as in a full Ge’ez script.

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Re: Tigrinya text was first published in Eritrea in the 13th Century

Post by Abdelaziz » 12 Feb 2020, 06:19

werada hamasenay lootiew revulsion, your inferiority complex has no bounds, you post things to just softland the factual studies presented in Tigray media outlets as of recent years, proving that Tigrigna was written at least as early as 13th century throughout Tigray, which included todays midribeja, and midribahri, and much more elsewhere.
in modern times Tigrigna was written in 1866 by Adwan from Yeha H. Abiye-ezgi., who later lived in Seraye during the Italian occupation of Midribahri. You are trying to steal Tigrean history coz he lived in Seraye. Wedishermuta, wahaXi Zoboy, adebire Kirewaka tedaloweley.
Higi Endaba was first written in a Tigray kushet located in shire, TaHtay Adiabo, in a place called Bayto, not far from Badme.
No wonder the word Bayto and Higi Enda Aba always come together. Even the Romans Ital;ians later on stole the word Bayto/Baytona from Tigray.

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