Sem·ite
noun/ˈsiːmaɪt/, /ˈsemaɪt/
/ˈsemaɪt/
- a member of the peoples who speak Semitic languages, including Arabs and Jews
闪米特人（说闪米特语，包括阿拉伯人和犹太人） Word Originfrom modern Latin Semita, via late Latin from Greek Sēm ‘Shem’, son of Noah in the Bible, from whom these people were traditionally supposed to be descended.