moabitish (Meaning)
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moabitish (a.)
Moabite.
Synonyms & Antonyms of moabitish
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moabitish Sentence Examples
- The Moabitish territory extended eastward from the Dead Sea to the Arabian Desert.
- The Moabites were a sedentary people closely related to the Ammonites, occupying the mountainous region east of the Dead Sea.
- The Moabitish economy centered on agriculture and animal husbandry.
- The Moabites were frequently at war with the Israelites and other neighboring kingdoms.
- The Moabitish god was Chemosh, who was associated with fertility and war.
- The Moabitish language was closely related to Hebrew and Phoenician.
- The Moabites were subject to Assyrian and Babylonian rule until their eventual disappearance in the 6th century BC.
- Moabitish pottery and other artifacts have been discovered in archaeological excavations in Jordan.
- The Moabitish landscape is characterized by rugged mountains and deep canyons.
- The Moabitish people left a rich cultural legacy that continues to be studied by historians and archaeologists today.
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Moabite.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Moabitish territory extended eastward from the Dead Sea to the Arabian Desert.
The Moabites were a sedentary people closely related to the Ammonites, occupying the mountainous region east of the Dead Sea.
The Moabitish economy centered on agriculture and animal husbandry.
The Moabites were frequently at war with the Israelites and other neighboring kingdoms.
