Aramaean
noun
Ar·a·mae·an ˌa-rə-ˈmē-ən 
ˌer-ə-
variants or less commonly Aramean
1
: aramaic
2
: a member of a Semitic people of the second millennium b.c. in Syria and Upper Mesopotamia
Aramaean adjective
Word History
Etymology
Latin Aramaeus, from Greek Aramaios, from Hebrew ʽĂrām Aram, ancient name for Syria
First Known Use
1689, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- fair-faced
- fair-haired
- fair-maids-of-France
- fair-minded
- fair-mindedness
- fair-spoken
- fair-trade
- fair-trade agreement
- fair-trade law
- fair-traded
- fair-trades
- fair-trading
- fair-weather
- fair/square deal
- Fairbanks
- Fairborn
- Fairchild
- fairchildite
- faire d'hon
- faire de coeur
- faire suivre
- faired
- fairer
- fairer sex
- faires