| 释义 |
Sargonid, n. and a.|ˈsɑːgənɪd|
Also -ide.
[f. the Akkadian royal name Sargon + -id, after Seleucid, etc.: cf. -id3.]
A. n. A member of the Assyrian dynasty founded by Sargon II (ruled 722–705 b.c.), which remained in power until the fall of Assyria in 607 b.c.
1887Z. A. Ragozin Assyria ix. 295 (heading) The Sargonides. 1913H. R. Hall Anc. Hist. Near East x. 516 Sennacherib was the first Sargonid who no longer went forth to war himself.
B. adj. Of, pertaining to, or designating this dynasty.
1913H. R. Hall Anc. Hist. Near East x. 517 (heading) Sargonide dynasty. 1925Cambr. Anc. Hist. III. ii. 43 The days of the ‘Sargonid’ dynasty. Ibid. 45 A fanciful genealogy of the Sargonid house. |