Definition of Ma'dan in English:

Ma'dan

(also Madan, Ma'adan)

noun ˈmɑːˌdɑːn

A member of a semi-nomadic people inhabiting the area around Lake Hammar in south-eastern Iraq; a Marsh Arab.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Heron (1764–1807), journalist and author. Apparently from literary Arabic maʿdān (in Iraqi Arabic miʿdān), the name of an Arab tribe.

Definition of Ma'dan in US English:

Ma'dan

(also Madan, Ma'adan)

nounˈmɑːˌdɑːn

A member of a semi-nomadic people inhabiting the area around Lake Hammar in south-eastern Iraq; a Marsh Arab.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Heron (1764–1807), journalist and author. Apparently from literary Arabic maʿdān (in Iraqi Arabic miʿdān), the name of an Arab tribe.

词汇	Ma'dan
释义	Definition of Ma'dan in English: Ma'dan (also Madan, Ma'adan) noun ˈmɑːˌdɑːn A member of a semi-nomadic people inhabiting the area around Lake Hammar in south-eastern Iraq; a Marsh Arab. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Heron (1764–1807), journalist and author. Apparently from literary Arabic maʿdān (in Iraqi Arabic miʿdān), the name of an Arab tribe. Definition of Ma'dan in US English: Ma'dan (also Madan, Ma'adan) nounˈmɑːˌdɑːn A member of a semi-nomadic people inhabiting the area around Lake Hammar in south-eastern Iraq; a Marsh Arab. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Robert Heron (1764–1807), journalist and author. Apparently from literary Arabic maʿdān (in Iraqi Arabic miʿdān), the name of an Arab tribe.
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