They moved into the eastern Mediterranean from beyond Mesopotamia. Nothing else is known, other than they had a unique culture which did not match the cultures then present in the east.
Originates from the Phoenician Alphabet ... most commonly from the Hebrew Aleph.
The Greek form of Z was a close copy of the Phoenician symbol I.
The Phoenician people in the 9th Century BCE.
The Phoenicians developed the Phoenician alphabet, also known as the Proto-Canaanite alphabet for writing. One theory is that it may have had its origins as an adaptation of the Egyptian hieroglyphs to the Canaanite language.
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The phoenician
They were a Semitic people.
I wondered about this myself so I looked up the origin of both words. Both have Greek origins but phonics seems to come from a word that referred to sounds people make while Phoenician meant land where purple dye came from. Nothing really seems to tie them together. I think the similarity between the two words must be coincidence.
the color purple
Related to Carthage or the people of Carthage.The Carthaginians were of Phoenician origin, and the Latin word for Phoenician was Punicus.
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the introduction of indo aryans languages to Europe