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Amorite
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uh
-rahyt
]
Am·o·rite
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ˈæm
əˌraɪt
/
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noun
1.
a member of one of the principal tribes, or nations, of Canaan before its conquest by the Israelites. II Sam. 12:26–31.
2.
the Semitic
language
of the Amorites.
Origin:
1600–10;
<
Hebrew
ĕmōr
(
ī
) Amorites +
-ite
1
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