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Neo-Babylonian Aramaic

Neo-Babylonian Aramaic proper noun: the Aramaic language that was used during the Neo-Babylonian Empire.

Proper noun

Neo-Babylonian Aramaic

  1. (rare) The Aramaic language that was used during the Neo-Babylonian Empire.

Questions about Neo-Babylonian Aramaic

What does Neo-Babylonian Aramaic mean?
Neo-Babylonian Aramaic means the Aramaic language that was used during the Neo-Babylonian Empire.
What part of speech is Neo-Babylonian Aramaic?
Neo-Babylonian Aramaic is a proper noun.

Words near Neo-Babylonian Aramaic in the dictionary

  1. neo-atheist
  2. neo-atheists
  3. Neo-Attic
  4. neo-authoritarianism
  5. Neo-Babylonian
  6. Neo-Babylonian Aramaic
  7. Neo-Babylonians
  8. neo-baroque
  9. neo-bolshevik
  10. neo-bolsheviks
  11. neo-Bolshevism

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