Meanings of Aramean in English

One sort has in place of the Greek lettering an Aramean inscription.

The discovery was first made by a blogger at Wandering Aramean.

So long as he was alive, no Aramean troops entered Palestine.

In the inscriptions of the Assyrian king Sennacherib, Hargaranu is the name of an Aramean tribe.

This mountain is the Ararat of the Aramean or Semitic nations, and the Tlaloc or Colhuacan of the Mexicans.

It was a magnificent result of very moderate labor,-Hittitefriezes, Assyrian and Aramean inscriptions all in one little mound.

The coinage of the kings of Sidon were frequently imitated by the Aramean chiefs, of whom Bagoas was one.

Her father was the Aramean Bethuel, and her brother was Laban, but she did not walk in their ways.

Egyptian, Babylonian, Aramean, Hittite, Memphis, Babylon, Hamath, Megiddo- Iswallowedthem all thankfully, wrote them down, and asked for more.

He wore it for two months and twelve days, and then abdicated in favour of a certain Ukinzir, an Aramean chief.

Here were found a number of statues bearing cuniform inscriptions, Hittite inscriptions and two long Aramean inscriptions of the VIII or IX century B.C.

In the earliest Hebrew records there is no trace of this tradition, although it may have been known to the Aramean ancestors of the Hebrews.

In contrast with contemporary Semitic nations, and especially the highly civilized Babylonians, the Hebrews were fortunate in their immediate inheritances through Arabian or Aramean ancestors.

Baasha, the king of Israel, together with Ben-hadad, the Aramean king, attacked Asa, who tried to propitiate Ben-hadad by giving him his lately re-acquired treasures.

Of David's other campaigns, the most notable is his war with Shobach the Aramean, whom he conquered in spite of his gigantic size and strength.

The Hebrew, on his half-migration, half-flight from Mesopotamia to the land of Jordan, is hotly pursued by his Aramean father-in-law, who overtakes him at Gilead.