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Hamitic
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English
Etymology
en :af Hamite -ic + 1
Adjective
en adjective
of or pertaining to the Hamites or to the Hamitic languages.
en 2014 Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi Kintu Oneworld Publications (2018) 313 Miisi had worked hard in school to show that despite his Hamitic condition he was clever and could be good.
Derived terms
en Hamiticist Hamiticized Nilo-Hamitic/Niloto-Hamitic Semito-Hamitic
Translations
relative to the Hamites
Bengali: bn হামীয় hamiẏô
Finnish: fi haamilainen
French: fr chamitique m f
Italian: it camitico
Polish: pl chamicki
Spanish: es camítico
Proper noun
en historical A name formerly applied to those Afroasiatic languages that are not Semitic languages; a cover term (no longer used) for the Berber, Chadic, Cushitic, Egyptian and Omotic languages.
en eponyms