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Lihyan

Syllables: Lih·yan/liˈjɑːn/

Lihyan proper noun: an ancient Arab kingdom that ruled from the 7th century CE to 24 BCE in the northwestern Arabian Peninsula.

Proper noun

Lihyan

  1. (historical) An ancient Arab kingdom that ruled from the 7th century CE to 24 BCE in the northwestern Arabian Peninsula.

Words formed from Lihyan

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Questions about Lihyan

What does Lihyan mean?
Lihyan means an ancient Arab kingdom that ruled from the 7th century CE to 24 BCE in the northwestern Arabian Peninsula.
What part of speech is Lihyan?
Lihyan is a proper noun.
How do you pronounce Lihyan?
Lihyan is pronounced /liˈjɑːn/.

Words near Lihyan in the dictionary

  1. Lig̱wiłda'x̱w
  2. Lihou
  3. Lihous
  4. LIHTC
  5. Lihue
  6. Lihyan
  7. Lihyanian
  8. Lihyanic
  9. Lihyanite
  10. Lihyanites
  11. Liistro

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