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assyrian

/əˈsɪr.i.ən/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma pessoa da antiga Assíria, o povo semita moderno que fala a língua assíria em partes do Iraque e regiões vizinhas, ou o dialeto acádio extinto da antiga Mesopotâmia.

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noun

/əˈsɪr.i.ən/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa da antiga Assíria, o povo semita moderno que fala a língua assíria em partes do Iraque e regiões vizinhas, ou o dialeto acádio extinto da antiga Mesopotâmia.

A noun referring to a person from ancient Assyria, the modern Semitic language spoken in parts of Iraq, or the extinct Akkadian dialect of ancient Mesopotamia.

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  1. Inhabitant of ancient AssyriaB2formal

    A person who lived in the ancient kingdom of Assyria, located in Mesopotamia.

    ptAssírio

    • The Assyrians were known for their powerful army and advanced architecture.
    • An ancient Assyrian king built the great library at Nineveh.
    • The Assyrians developed a sophisticated system of writing.
  2. Modern language of IraqB2formal

    A modern Aramaic language spoken by Assyrian communities in Iraq and other parts of the Middle East.

    ptLíngua moderna do Iraque

    • She speaks Assyrian fluently with her family.
    • The Assyrian language is still taught in some schools in northern Iraq.
    • Many Assyrian songs are written in the modern Assyrian dialect.
  3. Extinct language of ancient MesopotamiaC1formal

    An ancient Semitic language that was spoken in the Assyrian Empire, now extinct.

    ptLíngua assíria

    • Scholars study ancient Assyrian to read cuneiform tablets.
    • The Assyrian language was written using the cuneiform script.
    • Ancient Assyrian texts provide valuable insights into Mesopotamian history.

    Sinônimosakkadian

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  • assyrians plural form
  • assyrians' possessive plural form
  • assyrian's possessive singular form