scythian

• صفة تُنسب إلى السكيثيين، وهم شعب بدوي قديم استوطن منطقة السكيثيا في آسيا الوسطى والسهوب الأوراسية؛ وتُستخدم اليوم في السياقات التاريخية والأثرية للدلالة على ما يتصل بهذا الشعب أو ثقافته.

Relating to the ancient nomadic people of Scythia; now used only in historical or archaeological contexts.

1. Relating to the ScythiansC2formal

   Of or pertaining to the ancient Scythians, a nomadic people from the Eurasian steppes, or their culture, language, or customs.

   سِكيثِيّ

   • The Scythian art style is known for its intricate animal motifs.
   • Her research focuses on Scythian burial mounds in southern Siberia.
   • The Scythian language is believed to belong to the Iranian branch of Indo-European.

• اسم يشير إلى فرد من شعب بدوي قديم سكن منطقة سكيثيا، أو إلى اللغة الإيرانية التي كان يتحدث بها هذا الشعب.

A noun referring to a member of the ancient nomadic people who inhabited Scythia, or the Iranian language spoken by them.

اسم علم

1. Ancient nomadic peopleC1formal

   A member of a group of ancient nomadic tribes that lived in the region of Scythia, primarily in what is now parts of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, known for their horse-riding culture and warfare.

   سكيثي

   • The Scythians were renowned for their skill in archery and horseback riding.
   • Herodotus wrote extensively about the customs of the Scythians.
   • Archaeologists discovered a Scythian burial mound containing gold artifacts.

2. C1formal

   The extinct Eastern Iranian language spoken by the ancient Scythian people.

   اللغة السكيثية

   • Linguists study Scythian to understand the evolution of Iranian languages.
   • Few written records of the Scythian language survive today.
   • The Scythian language is believed to be an ancestor of modern Ossetian.