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kassite

/ˈkæs.aɪt/

الترجمة: اسم يشير إلى فرد من شعب قديم حكم بابل بين نحو 1600 و1200 قبل الميلاد، أو إلى اللغة القديمة التي كان يتحدث بها هذا الشعب.

مدخل واحد

noun

C2formalcommon/ˈkæs.aɪt/

اسم علم

A noun referring to either a member of an ancient people who ruled Babylonia between 1600 and 1200 BC, or the ancient language spoken by that people.

  • 🌐اسم يشير إلى فرد من شعب قديم حكم بابل بين نحو 1600 و1200 قبل الميلاد، أو إلى اللغة القديمة التي كان يتحدث بها هذا الشعب.
  1. Member of an ancient people C2 formal

    A person belonging to the ancient Kassite people who ruled Babylonia from approximately 1600 to 1200 BC.

    • The Kassites established a dynasty that lasted for several centuries.
    • Archaeologists discovered artifacts left by the Kassites in southern Mesopotamia.
    • The Kassites adopted many aspects of Babylonian culture.

    🌐فرد من الشعب الكاشي

  2. Ancient language C2 formal

    The language spoken by the Kassite people, known primarily from inscriptions and personal names.

    • Linguists have studied the Kassite language from surviving cuneiform texts.
    • The Kassite language is not well understood due to limited records.
    • Some scholars believe the Kassite language may be related to Elamite.

    🌐لغة قديمة

    المرادفات: cassite

  • kassites plural form
  • kassites' possessive plural form
  • kassite's possessive singular form