Shemite
- adjective
- /ˈʃɛmɪt/
- Many Shemite languages, such as Hebrew and Arabic, are still spoken today.
Examples
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The Shemite tribes played a significant role in the history of the ancient Middle East.
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Archaeologists discovered Shemite artifacts during their excavation of the ancient city.
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The Shemite culture has a rich history.
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Many Shemite languages are still spoken today.
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The Shemite tribes played a significant role in the history of the ancient Middle East.
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Many Shemite languages, such as Hebrew and Arabic, are still spoken today.
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The Shemite culture has a rich history that influences various aspects of modern life.
Synonyms
Relating to languages and people like Hebrew, Arabic, and Amharic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shemite comes from the biblical name Shem, a son of Noah whose name in Hebrew means 'name'. So Shemite as an adjective describes things that come from Shem or that belong to the Semitic peoples and languages, like Hebrew and Arabic.