Definitions for Aramaic
Aramaic
Ar·a·ma·ic
Spelling: [ar-uh-mey-ik]
IPA: /ˌær əˈmeɪ ɪk/
Aramaic is a 7 letter English word.
You can make 104 anagrams from letters in Aramaic (aaacimr).
Definitions for Aramaic
noun
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Also, Aramean, Aramaean. a northwest Semitic language that from c300 b.c.–a.d. 650 was a lingua franca for nearly all of SW Asia and was the everyday speech of Syria, Mesopotamia, and Palestine.
Compare Biblical Aramaic.
adjective
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pertaining to Aram, or to the languages spoken there.
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noting or pertaining to the alphabetical, or perhaps syllabic, script used for the writing of Aramaic from about the ninth century b.c. and from which were derived the Hebrew, Arabic, Armenian, Pahlavi, Uighor, and many other scripts, probably including Brahmi.
Origin of Aramaic
1800-10; Greek aramaî(os) of Aram + -ic, modeled on Hebraic