Definition of Canaanite in English:

Canaanite

adjective ˈkeɪnənʌɪtˈkeɪnəˌnaɪt

Relating to or characteristic of the biblical area of ancient Palestine west of the River Jordan.
the ancient Canaanite fertility god
Example sentencesExamples
- Lack of rain also caused the collapse of the Bronze Age Canaanite civilization in Palestine around 2000 bc.
- The pursuing Egyptians would break ranks and could be attacked by the hidden Canaanite charioteers.
- At Deborah's command Barak, the Israelite general, swept down from Mt. Tabor with 10,000 men to destroy the Canaanite army.
- The earliest amphorae, known as Canaanite jars, originated on the Lebanese-Syrian coast in the 15th century BC.

noun ˈkeɪnənʌɪtˈkeɪnəˌnaɪt

(in the Bible) a native or inhabitant of the area of ancient Palestine west of the River Jordan.
the king of the Canaanites
Example sentencesExamples
- Tophet was a huge hollow idol in which the Canaanites would set a blazing fire.
- With the death of Joshua, the Israelites were not sure who should lead the fight against the Canaanites.
- According to Matthew and Mark, Simon was a Canaanite.
- Other tribes intermarried with Canaanites and were cursed by God.
- The Canaanites, the first known settlers in the country, spoke a Semitic language.

Definition of Canaanite in US English:

Canaanite

adjectiveˈkānəˌnītˈkeɪnəˌnaɪt

Relating to or characteristic of the biblical area of ancient Palestine west of the River Jordan.
the ancient Canaanite fertility god
Example sentencesExamples
- The pursuing Egyptians would break ranks and could be attacked by the hidden Canaanite charioteers.
- Lack of rain also caused the collapse of the Bronze Age Canaanite civilization in Palestine around 2000 bc.
- The earliest amphorae, known as Canaanite jars, originated on the Lebanese-Syrian coast in the 15th century BC.
- At Deborah's command Barak, the Israelite general, swept down from Mt. Tabor with 10,000 men to destroy the Canaanite army.

nounˈkānəˌnītˈkeɪnəˌnaɪt

(in the Bible) a native or inhabitant of the area of ancient Palestine west of the River Jordan.
the king of the Canaanites
Example sentencesExamples
- The Canaanites, the first known settlers in the country, spoke a Semitic language.
- According to Matthew and Mark, Simon was a Canaanite.
- Tophet was a huge hollow idol in which the Canaanites would set a blazing fire.
- With the death of Joshua, the Israelites were not sure who should lead the fight against the Canaanites.
- Other tribes intermarried with Canaanites and were cursed by God.

单词	Canaanite
释义	Definition of Canaanite in English: Canaanite adjective ˈkeɪnənʌɪtˈkeɪnəˌnaɪt Relating to or characteristic of the biblical area of ancient Palestine west of the River Jordan. the ancient Canaanite fertility god Example sentencesExamples Lack of rain also caused the collapse of the Bronze Age Canaanite civilization in Palestine around 2000 bc. The pursuing Egyptians would break ranks and could be attacked by the hidden Canaanite charioteers. At Deborah's command Barak, the Israelite general, swept down from Mt. Tabor with 10,000 men to destroy the Canaanite army. The earliest amphorae, known as Canaanite jars, originated on the Lebanese-Syrian coast in the 15th century BC. noun ˈkeɪnənʌɪtˈkeɪnəˌnaɪt (in the Bible) a native or inhabitant of the area of ancient Palestine west of the River Jordan. the king of the Canaanites Example sentencesExamples Tophet was a huge hollow idol in which the Canaanites would set a blazing fire. With the death of Joshua, the Israelites were not sure who should lead the fight against the Canaanites. According to Matthew and Mark, Simon was a Canaanite. Other tribes intermarried with Canaanites and were cursed by God. The Canaanites, the first known settlers in the country, spoke a Semitic language. Definition of Canaanite in US English: Canaanite adjectiveˈkānəˌnītˈkeɪnəˌnaɪt Relating to or characteristic of the biblical area of ancient Palestine west of the River Jordan. the ancient Canaanite fertility god Example sentencesExamples The pursuing Egyptians would break ranks and could be attacked by the hidden Canaanite charioteers. Lack of rain also caused the collapse of the Bronze Age Canaanite civilization in Palestine around 2000 bc. The earliest amphorae, known as Canaanite jars, originated on the Lebanese-Syrian coast in the 15th century BC. At Deborah's command Barak, the Israelite general, swept down from Mt. Tabor with 10,000 men to destroy the Canaanite army. nounˈkānəˌnītˈkeɪnəˌnaɪt (in the Bible) a native or inhabitant of the area of ancient Palestine west of the River Jordan. the king of the Canaanites Example sentencesExamples The Canaanites, the first known settlers in the country, spoke a Semitic language. According to Matthew and Mark, Simon was a Canaanite. Tophet was a huge hollow idol in which the Canaanites would set a blazing fire. With the death of Joshua, the Israelites were not sure who should lead the fight against the Canaanites. Other tribes intermarried with Canaanites and were cursed by God.
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