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Meanings of semitic peoples in English
Synonyms
Examples for "semitic"
Examples for "semitic"
1
The welding of incongruous elements is very apparent in the Semitic Version.
2
The Semitic race is not to lead the civilization of the world.
3
In the Semitic race, the high priest of humanity, Christianity, was born.
4
In time, Sumerian civilization came to be dominated by the Semitic peoples.
5
Naturally the Semitic colonists brought their gods with them from the mother-land.
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.
Usage of semitic peoples in English
1
In time, Sumerian civilization came to be dominated by the Semitic peoples.
2
After all, the Palestinians and other Arabs are also Semitic peoples.
3
We instinctively associate Semitic peoples with the Near East.
4
Various sacred trees were known to the Semitic peoples, such as the fig-tree (cp.
5
A well-marked subordinate group is formed by the so-called Semitic peoples, such as the Arabs and their Hebrew relatives.
6
Some Semitic peoples appear to have migrated northward to Babylonia and Syria, while others crossed the Red Sea to Abyssinia.
7
The Hebrews, alone among the Semitic peoples of antiquity, were to develop the worship of their god, Jehovah, into a lasting monotheism.
8
The payment was made, not by the bridegroom, as among the Israelites and other Semitic peoples, but by the father of the bride.
9
Milman, though a clergyman, treated the history of the chosen people in the light of modern knowledge of Oriental and especially of Semitic peoples.
10
Most of these people in time will intermarry,-Germansand Latins, Celts and Slavs, and with these the Semitic peoples, in varying proportions and combinations.
11
The strongholds of the lesser Semitic peoples have almost all succumbed, and Syria is a well-picked bone snatched by one foreign dog from another.