Arrasian

Arrasian is a w:East semitic language spoken as a lingua franca in communities within the city of  Arrasi and its environs in the middle east. Approximately 400,000 people speak Arrasian as their L1 and over 40 million more as a lingua franca. It is of considerable interest to linguists and ethnographers, because of its complex history and unique place in the world.

Arrasian appears to have begun as a dialect of Akkadian in Babylonia, which fell under the influence of Aramaic and old Persian during the classical period in the Achaemenid Empire. Later on it acquired slight influence of Greek during the Seleucid occupation of Babylonia. Later on it has continued to recieve heavy influence from Arabic since the Rashidun Caliphate took over up to the modern era.