No DFA question

Question

Which of these four languages has no DFA? Select one:

a. {aibj: for every prime p with p < 1000000, i is congruent to j modulo p}.

b. {w: w in (a+b+c+...+z)* and w can be written as xyz where y occurs as a word in the King James Bible}

c. {w in (a+b+c)*: the number of b's in w is strictly between the number of a's and the number of b's}

d. {w in (a+b+c+...+z)*: w occurs as a word in the King James Bible}

Answer 1

Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek, plus for the 4th language either English or Latin?

According to linguist expert Lamsa, Aramaic wins. With the Peshita as the original Bible language, not a translation. English and Latin are translations 2 or more times removed, 2nd cousins.

Hebrew a sister to Aramaic. Greek a 1st cousin.

They have computer analysis of Bible words to the point of denying JEPD and claiming Luke/Act were written by a woman using "Luke" to get published, as women had less literary credibility.

Do a computer analysis of each language, its borrowed words, and see which language is the original:

hebrew vs aramaic for the Old. Greek vs. Aramaic for the New

Odds are Aramaic wins 1st place all around.

English & Latin distant places, not gold, silver or bronze