Aram in Portuguese
Aram in Portuguese is Arã — Aram means an ancient region roughly corresponding to modern Syria, home to the Aramean people, mentioned repeatedly in the Bible.
Aram in Portuguese
Arã
(historical, biblical) A historical region mentioned in early cuneiforms and in the Bible, located in modern Syria as well as parts of Iraq, Lebanon and southeastern Turkey; inhabited by Arameans.
What does "Aram" mean?
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name An ancient region roughly corresponding to modern Syria, home to the Aramean people, mentioned repeatedly in the Bible.
"The Bible describes Aram as the homeland of several patriarchs' relatives."
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Aram in a sentence
- The Bible describes Aram as the homeland of several patriarchs' relatives.
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What is "Aram" in Portuguese?
"Aram" in Portuguese is Arã. Aram means: An ancient region roughly corresponding to modern Syria, home to the Aramean people, mentioned repeatedly in the Bible.
How do you use "Aram" in a sentence?
Example: "The Bible describes Aram as the homeland of several patriarchs' relatives." In Portuguese, "Aram" is Arã.
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