Aramean
1aramean — ARAMEÁN, Ă, aremeeni, e, s.m. şi f., adj. 1. s.m. şi f. (La m. pl.) Populaţii semitice nomade care au trăit în antichitate în Palestina, Siria şi Mesopotamia; (şi la sg.) persoană care aparţine uneia dintre aceste populaţii. 2. adj. Care aparţine …
2Aramean — Aramaean Ar a*m[ae]an, Aramean Ar a*me an, a. [L. Aramaeus, Gr. ?, fr. Heb. Ar[=a]m, i. e. Highland, a name given to Syria and Mesopotamia.] Of or pertaining to the Syrians and Chaldeans, or to their language; Aramaic. n. A native of Aram. [1913… …
3Aramean Syriac Football Association — also known as ASFA, is the name for the newly created football association for the Aramean Syriac people all around the world. [ [http://www.syrianska.se/society.php?page=start society coid=386 Syrianska Föreningen i Södertälje ] ] The ASFA will …
4Aramean-Syriac people — The Aramean Syriac people (Syriac: ar. , IPA all| Sūryōyɛ Orōmōyɛ) are an ethnic group who are widely spread into countries such as Syria, Turkey, Israel, Lebanon, Iran and Iraq and speak a variant of Aramaic. In later times, many of them fled… …
5Aramean Syriac football team — Infobox National football team Name = Arameans Suryoye Badge = Suryoye FA.png Elo Rank = Nickname = Association = Aramean Syriac Football Association Home Stadium = Confederation = NF Board Coach = Most caps = Top scorer = pattern la1=|pattern b1 …
6Aramean — noun see Aramaean …
7Aramean — /ar euh mee euhn/, n. 1. a Semite of the division associated with Aram. 2. Aramaic (def. 1). Also, Aramaean. [1825 35; < L Aramae(us) ( < Gk aramaîos of ARAM) + AN] * * * …
8Aramean — adj. of or pertaining to Aram or its culture or its people, Aramaic …
9Aramean — I noun a member of one of a group of Semitic peoples inhabiting Aram and parts of Mesopotamia from the 11th to the 8th century BC • Syn: ↑Aramaean • Hypernyms: ↑Semite II adjective of or relating to Aram or to its inhabitants or their culture or… …
10ARAM, ARAMEANS — ARAM, ARAMEANS. The Arameans are a group of western Semitic, Aramaic speaking tribes who spread over the Fertile Crescent during the last quarter of the second millennium B.C.E. Eleventh and tenth century royal inscriptions from Assyria and… …
