This book exploits the words contained in excavated text in Phoenician, in both the motherland, Lebanon, and western Mediterranean, Carthage and the surrounding areas. Phoenician was adopted by mostly all the nations of the Mediterranean to replace cuneiform and other complicated writing systems. With the advent of the Phoenician alphabet, writing was made simple.
In this dictionary Phoenician words are translated into modern English alphabet letters for easy spelling and reading. The words are given full meanings according to the context in the original.
