Transeuphratean
Transeuphratean adjective: of or relating to the lands west of the Euphrates that were incorporated into the Assyrian, Babylonian and later Achaemenid province of Eber-Nari (from Akkadian meaning 'Beyond the River, i.e. the Euphrates').
Adjective
Transeuphratean (not comparable)
- Of or relating to the lands west of the Euphrates that were incorporated into the Assyrian, Babylonian and later Achaemenid province of Eber-Nari (from Akkadian meaning 'Beyond the River, i.e. the Euphrates').
- The reference to the Transeuphratean nations is much more likely […]1848, Dissertations on the Genuineness of Daniel, page 504
- […] Transeuphratean satrapy […]1955, André Parrot, The Temple of Jerusalem, page 70
Forms of Transeuphratean
| alternative form (archaic) | Transeuphrataean |
|---|---|
| alternative form (archaic) | Transeuphratæan |
Origin of Transeuphratean
From Latin Trānseuphrātaeus + -an. By surface analysis, trans- + Euphratean.
Questions about Transeuphratean
- What does Transeuphratean mean?
- Transeuphratean means of or relating to the lands west of the Euphrates that were incorporated into the Assyrian, Babylonian and later Achaemenid province of Eber-Nari (from Akkadian meaning 'Beyond the River, i.e. the Euphrates').
- What part of speech is Transeuphratean?
- Transeuphratean is an adjective.
Words near Transeuphratean in the dictionary
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