Ninevite
- adjective
- /ˈnaɪnəˌvaɪt/
- Specialized
- The archaeologist studied Ninevite pottery found near the ruins of the city.
Examples
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The exhibition featured Ninevite sculptures that illustrated the city's rich cultural heritage.
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Several Ninevite artifacts were displayed in the ancient history section of the museum.
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The Ninevite artifacts were discovered during the excavation.
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Many Ninevite sculptures depict scenes of ancient battles.
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The archaeologist studied Ninevite pottery found near the ruins of the city.
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Several Ninevite artifacts were displayed in the ancient history section of the museum.
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The exhibition featured Ninevite sculptures that illustrated the city's rich cultural heritage.
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Etymology
Ninevite comes from the ancient city Nineveh plus the ending -ite, which means 'from' or 'belonging to' a place. So to call something Ninevite is to say it is 'from Nineveh' or connected to that city's people and culture.