SASANID

Meaning of SASANID in English

I. noun

see Sassanid

II. adjective

see Sassanid

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SASANID — I. noun see: Sassanid II. adjective see: Sassanid
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SASSANID — or Sasanid noun Etymology: New Latin ~ae ~s, from Sassan, founder of the dynasty Date: 1776 a member of a …
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MAZDAKISM — Dualistic religion that arose in Iran in the late 5th cent AD. Its origins are uncertain, and no Mazdakite scriptures …
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SASSANID — or Sa·sa·nid sə-ˈsä-nəd, -ˈsa-; ˈsa-sə-nəd Etymology: New Latin Sassanidae Sassanids, from Sassan, founder of the dynasty Date: 1776 : a …
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SASSANID — [Sas.sa.nid] or Sa.sa.nid n [NL Sassanidae Sassanids, fr. Sassan, founder of the dynasty] (1776): a member of a dynasty of …
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