Nabatean
- adjective
- /ˌnæbəˈtiːən/
- The Nabatean ruins at Petra showcase the impressive architectural skills of this ancient civilization.
Examples
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Researchers studied Nabatean inscriptions to learn more about the ancient civilization.
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The museum features a display of Nabatean pottery and jewelry.
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The Nabatean ruins at Petra attract thousands of tourists every year.
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The Nabatean ruins in Petra are breathtaking.
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Many ancient Nabatean inscriptions have been discovered.
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Many ancient Nabatean inscriptions provide valuable insights into their language and culture.
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The museum's collection includes rare examples of Nabatean art, highlighting their unique aesthetic.
Synonyms
Relating to the ancient Arab people who built Petra and their culture
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nabatean comes from the name of an ancient Arab people, the Nabateans, who built the rock city of Petra and left many carved monuments. So, something Nabatean is 'from' or 'about' that people, their language, art, or buildings.