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Etymology
From Arabic اِبْن آدَم‎ (ibn ʾādam) (literally "son of Adam") Notes
Usually in religious, formal or literary contexts. Rare in casual speech, except for Jewish and Archangelos dialects, where it is the predominant form. For other uses see ονσᾱν.
Plural: νᾱσ (people, mankind)
Compare Egyptian بنيآدم‎ (baniādam), Moroccan بنادم‎ (bnādem), Hijazi بني آدم‎ (bani ʼādam), Maltese bniedem

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