afer
- noun
- Archaic
- In Roman times, an afer might have been a citizen of Carthage or its surrounding regions.
Examples
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Many afers traded goods along the Mediterranean coast.
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Artifacts belonging to an afer were discovered during the archaeological dig in Tunisia.
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The historian noted that the term afer was used in ancient manuscripts to describe people from Africa.
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The ancient afer was known for their rich culture.
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In Roman times, an afer might have been a citizen of Carthage or its surrounding regions.
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The historian noted that the term afer was used in ancient manuscripts to describe people from Africa.
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Artifacts belonging to an afer were discovered during the archaeological dig in Tunisia.
Synonyms
A person from the continent of Africa
Surface Forms
Etymology
Afer in Latin could mean a 'person from Africa', especially someone from North Africa, so it was simply a name for people who came from that region.