Definition of Aramaean in English:

Aramaean

(also Aramean)

noun ˌarəˈmiːənˌarəˈmāən

A member of an ancient Aramaic-speaking people inhabiting Aram (modern Syria) and most of Mesopotamia in the 11th–8th centuries BC.
阿拉米人（古代操阿拉米语的一支，公元前11世纪至公元前8世纪居住在阿拉姆地区今叙利亚和美索不达米亚大部分地区）
Example sentencesExamples
- The prophet Amos reminds us that, like us, the Ethiopians, Philistines, and Arameans have roles in God's plan.
- The Syrians call themselves Arameans, and their language is called Aramaic.
- The majority of those who joined the movement during the eighth and ninth centuries were Persians and Aramaeans who protested the privileged position of the Arabs within Islam and demanded equality for all Muslims.

adjective ˌarəˈmiːənˌarəˈmāən

Relating to Aram or the Aramaeans.
（与）阿拉姆地区（有关）的；（与）阿拉米人（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- One of the most powerful Aramean kingdoms in this period was the kingdom of Damascus.
- Elisha tells Namaan to come, and when he comes, it is with all the Aramean horses and chariots that have otherwise been deployed so bloodily on the battlefield.
- The Brahmi numerals came from Aramaean numerals.
- They imported chariots and horses from Egypt and traded them on to the Neo-Hittite and Aramean kingdoms to their north and northeast.

Origin

From Latin Aramaeus (from Greek Aramaios: see Aramaic) + -an.

Definition of Aramaean in US English:

Aramaean

nounˌarəˈmāən

A member of an ancient Aramaic-speaking people inhabiting Aram (modern Syria) and part of Babylonia in the 11th–8th centuries BC.
阿拉米人（古代操阿拉米语的一支，公元前11世纪至公元前8世纪居住在阿拉姆地区今叙利亚和美索不达米亚大部分地区）
Example sentencesExamples
- The prophet Amos reminds us that, like us, the Ethiopians, Philistines, and Arameans have roles in God's plan.
- The Syrians call themselves Arameans, and their language is called Aramaic.
- The majority of those who joined the movement during the eighth and ninth centuries were Persians and Aramaeans who protested the privileged position of the Arabs within Islam and demanded equality for all Muslims.

adjectiveˌarəˈmāən

Relating to Aram or the Aramaeans.
（与）阿拉姆地区（有关）的；（与）阿拉米人（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- They imported chariots and horses from Egypt and traded them on to the Neo-Hittite and Aramean kingdoms to their north and northeast.
- The Brahmi numerals came from Aramaean numerals.
- One of the most powerful Aramean kingdoms in this period was the kingdom of Damascus.
- Elisha tells Namaan to come, and when he comes, it is with all the Aramean horses and chariots that have otherwise been deployed so bloodily on the battlefield.

Origin

From Latin Aramaeus (from Greek Aramaios: see Aramaic)+ -an.

单词	Aramaean
释义	Definition of Aramaean in English: Aramaean (also Aramean) noun ˌarəˈmiːənˌarəˈmāən A member of an ancient Aramaic-speaking people inhabiting Aram (modern Syria) and most of Mesopotamia in the 11th–8th centuries BC. 阿拉米人（古代操阿拉米语的一支，公元前11世纪至公元前8世纪居住在阿拉姆地区今叙利亚和美索不达米亚大部分地区） Example sentencesExamples The prophet Amos reminds us that, like us, the Ethiopians, Philistines, and Arameans have roles in God's plan. The Syrians call themselves Arameans, and their language is called Aramaic. The majority of those who joined the movement during the eighth and ninth centuries were Persians and Aramaeans who protested the privileged position of the Arabs within Islam and demanded equality for all Muslims. adjective ˌarəˈmiːənˌarəˈmāən Relating to Aram or the Aramaeans. （与）阿拉姆地区（有关）的；（与）阿拉米人（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples One of the most powerful Aramean kingdoms in this period was the kingdom of Damascus. Elisha tells Namaan to come, and when he comes, it is with all the Aramean horses and chariots that have otherwise been deployed so bloodily on the battlefield. The Brahmi numerals came from Aramaean numerals. They imported chariots and horses from Egypt and traded them on to the Neo-Hittite and Aramean kingdoms to their north and northeast. Origin From Latin Aramaeus (from Greek Aramaios: see Aramaic) + -an. Definition of Aramaean in US English: Aramaean nounˌarəˈmāən A member of an ancient Aramaic-speaking people inhabiting Aram (modern Syria) and part of Babylonia in the 11th–8th centuries BC. 阿拉米人（古代操阿拉米语的一支，公元前11世纪至公元前8世纪居住在阿拉姆地区今叙利亚和美索不达米亚大部分地区） Example sentencesExamples The prophet Amos reminds us that, like us, the Ethiopians, Philistines, and Arameans have roles in God's plan. The Syrians call themselves Arameans, and their language is called Aramaic. The majority of those who joined the movement during the eighth and ninth centuries were Persians and Aramaeans who protested the privileged position of the Arabs within Islam and demanded equality for all Muslims. adjectiveˌarəˈmāən Relating to Aram or the Aramaeans. （与）阿拉姆地区（有关）的；（与）阿拉米人（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples They imported chariots and horses from Egypt and traded them on to the Neo-Hittite and Aramean kingdoms to their north and northeast. The Brahmi numerals came from Aramaean numerals. One of the most powerful Aramean kingdoms in this period was the kingdom of Damascus. Elisha tells Namaan to come, and when he comes, it is with all the Aramean horses and chariots that have otherwise been deployed so bloodily on the battlefield. Origin From Latin Aramaeus (from Greek Aramaios: see Aramaic)+ -an.
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