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Elamite

[ee-luh-mahyt]

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noun

a native or inhabitant of ancient Elam.

Also, Elamitic. a language of unknown affinities, spoken by the Elamites as late as the 1st century b.c., written c3500–c2500 b.c. in a linear script and thereafter in a cuneiform script.

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adjective

of or pertaining to Elam, its people, or their language.

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Origin:
Elam + -ite¹

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Elamite (ˈiːləˌmaɪt)

—n
1.	an inhabitant of the ancient kingdom of Elam
2.	Elamitic, Also called: Susian the extinct language of this people, of no known relationship, recorded in cuneiform inscriptions dating from the 25th to the 4th centuries bc

—*adj*
3.	of or relating to Elam, its people, or their language

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