Sutean

English Alternative forms en Sutaean Sutæan<q:archaic> Etymology en :af akk:sutu -ean 1 adap en akk:sutu -ean [itself from en 1 la:-aeus en:-an, itself from la -ānus], following the model of other ethnonyms containing en -ean, such as en Aramean, en Judean etc. Compare la-con Sutaeus. Pronunciation en /suːˈtiː.ən/ en iən 3 Noun +s en person A member of a pastoral nomadic tribe of the Ancient Near East that dominated areas extending westward from the Euphrates through the Jebel Bishri and Palmyrena regions.en 2016 Palmyrena: City, Hinterland and Caravan Trade between Orient and Occident 5 https://books.google.com/books?id=gxteEAAAQBAJ&pg=PA5 So, why was this area so dangerous to enter? The answer is the Suteans. The Suteans were a pastoral nomadic tribe and they dominated these areas from the Euphrates westwards through the Jebel Bishri and the Palmyrena areas. Translations Catalan: ca suteu m, ca sutea f French: fr Sutéen m, fr Sutéenne f German: de Sutäer m, de Sutäerin f Italian: it suteo m, it sutea f Latin: Contemporary Latin la Sutaeus m, la Sutaea f Spanish: es suteo m, es sutea f Adjective ? Of or relating to the Suteans. Translations Catalan: ca suteu French: fr sutéen German: de sutäisch Italian: it suteo Spanish: es suteo Proper noun + language en Q7649910 The language of the Suteans. Translations Catalan: ca suteu m French: fr sutéen m German: de Sutäisch n Italian: it suteo m Spanish: es suteo m References en Ethnonyms Languages Ancient Near East