Sargon

ŝargon ŝarĝon Sargón English Etymology From en he סַרְגוֹן Sargón (Isaiah 20:1), from en akk Šarrum-kīn. Pronunciation en /ˈsɑːɡɒn/ RP en /ˈsɑɹˌɡɑn/ GA en ɑː(ɹ)ɡɒn 2 Proper noun An Akkadian emperor famous for his conquest of the Sumerian city-states in the 24th and 23rd centuries BCE. Either of two Assyrian kings. Derived terms en Sargonian Sargonic Sargonid Translations emperor Akkadian: akk Šarrum-kīn m Arabic: ar شَرُوكِين m, ar سَرْجُون m Dutch: nl Sargon French: fr Sargon m German: de Sargon m Greek: Ancient Greek: grc Σαργών m Latin: la Sargōn m Persian: fa سارگون s sârgun Portuguese: pt Sargão Russian: ru Саргон m Serbo-Croatian: sh Sargon m Spanish: es Sargón m king Akkadian: akk Šarrum-kīn m Hebrew: he סַרְגוֹן m Sargón Portuguese: pt Sargão Further reading Sargon of Akkad Sargon I Sargon II Anagrams en agnors argons rangos Rogans groans Organs sarong Garson nagors organs Ragons Garons rags on granos orangs en Akkad Assyria Latin Etymology Borrowed from la grc Σαργών, derived from la hbo סַרְגוֹן Sargón (Isaiah 20:1), from la akk Šarrum-kīn. Pronunciation Sargōn Proper noun ((Sargōn/Sargon<3>,Sargōn<0>)) m Sargona la biblical character en Sargon, an Assyrian ruler Declension ((Sargōn/Sargon<3>,Sargōn<0>)) Sargona/Sargōn