Syrian
- proper noun
- /ˈsɪr.i.ən/
- Ross mentioned that the Syrians were ready to offer verbal guarantees on the subject.
- Syrians and Lebanese
- Syrians and Armenians
- Syrians and Israelis
Examples
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In 1949, U.N. envoy Ralph Bunche had mediated between the Israelis and Syrians at Rhodes.
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In fact, they openly admitted that immigration officers considered Syrians to be white.
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There was a king, a Syrian king called King Antiochus.
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So when the Syrians turned down our request, l knew that they were really going to feel the heat.
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The Syrians will be picking us up.
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The Syrians are paying us a great deal of money for this beautiful submarine.
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The fear of being excluded prompted many Syrians to attempt entering the United States via Mexico.
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Who would have thought that Syrians, of all peoples, would have earned the world's admiration?
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The case of Costa Najour, a Syrian from Mount Lebanon, was heard in Atlanta, Georgia in December 1909.
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Many Syrian families have relocated to different countries in search of safety.
Compounds
A bush from the eastern Mediterranean and southwest Asia whose flower buds are used as capers in cooking
A very large dry area in southern Syria, western Iraq, eastern Jordan and northern Saudi Arabia
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Syrian comes from Syria with the ending -an meaning 'from' or 'of' that country, like in American. So Syrian names a person or thing connected to Syria.