A Semitic language, also called Geez or Ge'ez, that is the classical liturgical language of the Ethiopian Church and ancient Axumite texts.
From Amharic and other Ethiopian language sources, referring to the ancient Ge'ez language (also spelled Geez or Ethiopic). The word has been adopted into English to refer to this important historical language documented in ancient manuscripts.
Ge'ez is one of the world's oldest written languages still used in religious contexts—Ethiopian Orthodox priests chant in Ge'ez just like Latin is used in traditional Catholic masses, creating an unbroken linguistic chain to antiquity!
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