aramaic
/ˈærəmeɪɪk/Definitions
1. noun
an ancient Northwest Semitic language and the language of the Aramaic people.
“The ancient text was written in Aramaic, a language that was once widely spoken in the Middle East.”
2. adjective
relating to or characteristic of the Aramaic language or people.
“The Aramaic dialect spoken in the region is considered a relic of the ancient culture.”
3. proper noun
the Aramaic people or their descendants.
“The Aramaic community has maintained their unique cultural identity for centuries.”