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Meanings of semites in English
Group of people, culture and languages in Middle East.
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Usage of semites in English
1
The original home of the Semites is believed to have been Arabia.
2
If the Semites could conquer her, so could she conquer the Semites.
3
The ancestors of the Aryans and Semites enjoyed no such advantages.
4
There is another great race which influences the world, the Semites.
5
As a hammer god, he was imported by the Semites from the hills.
6
A new invasion of Arabian Semites, the Aramaeans, whom he attacked at Mt.
7
The Caucasians include Mediterraneans, Semites, Nordics, Afghans, Alpines, and many more.
8
They are known as Kelts, Iberians, Etruscans, Romans, Pelasgians, Berbers, Semites.
9
The northern invaders sundered the Semites of the West from those of the East.
10
The Semites in antiquity included the Babylonians and Assyrians, the Hebrews, Phoenicians, and Arabs.
11
That the same conception was familiar to the older Semites appears from the Bible.
12
The earliest Semites came to Africa across the Red Sea.
13
The Semites mingled with the Sumerians and adopted Sumerian civilization.
14
SMITH, W. R.: Lectures on the Religion of the Semites.
15
The Semites kept the myths of the Sumerians but gave the deities Semitic names.
16
Already, before contact with the Semites, they began to assume the attributes of gods.
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