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Definition of Ugaritic in English: Ugariticadjective ˌjuːɡəˈrɪtɪk(j)uɡəˈrɪdɪk Relating to or characteristic of the ancient port and Bronze Age trading city of Ugarit in Northern Syria, its inhabitants, or the language spoken there. an indigenous Ugaritic royal tradition Example sentencesExamples - Ugaritic myths mention that the father of the gods, El, had a wife called Athirat which means "she who treads upon the sea."
- The literature dates from the 14th and 13th century B.C., so the Ugaritic material has great importance for biblical studies.
- At least two different artistic traditions existed simultaneously within the Ugaritic kingdom during the fourteenth and thirteenth centuries.
- Animal sacrifice was at the heart of Ugaritic ritual.
- For some 2000 years both Jewish and Christian commentators understood Ezekiel's Daniel to be Daniel of the Old Testament, not Dan'el of the Ugaritic legends.
noun ˌjuːɡəˈrɪtɪk(j)uɡəˈrɪdɪk 1A native or inhabitant of the ancient port and Bronze Age trading city of Ugarit in Northern Syria. Example sentencesExamples - Like the Babylonians and Ugaritics, the Hebrews believed that the dead lived in a subterranean realm.
- It has been proven that the earliest civilizations used henna, including the Ugaritics and Canaanites.
- "West Semitic" is a better term for the language also spoken by Ugarites, Edomites, Moabites, Ammonites, and Aramaeans.
- The Phoenicians used 'sufets' to govern their cities, the Ugaritics had 'shptn' for a similar role in government, and the Assyrians appointed high officials called 'shapitum'.
- Greeks, Hebrews, Ugaritics, and Hittites all had rituals of this [scapegoat] type.
- The word 'Semite' comes from the name 'Shem', one of Noah's sons, and encompasses Akkadinas, Eblaites, Ugarites, Canaanites, ...
- The Ugarites worshipped an elaborate pantheon in which the Rephaim, the departed spirits of their ancestors, held special powers.
- A substantial number of biblical scholars have invested much energy in demonstrating parallels between the religions of the Ugarites and of the Israelites.
- Just like in the Vedic system, the Ugaritics, a people closely related to the Phoenicians and the Hebrews, had 33 gods.
- He inclines to the belief that the Ugarites got the idea of the alphabet from Phoenician users who were developing the Sinai script.
- 1.1mass noun A pre-Phoenician Semitic language, examples of which were first discovered at the site of Ugarit.
Example sentencesExamples - The fact that the word 'hekal' was used in Ugaritic suggests that it was brought over to the Canaanite branch quite early.
- The bulk of the text are direct translations of those works, presented in parallel with transliterations of the Ugaritic.
- Ugaritic is the language of the texts discovered in Ugarit in Syria.
- This will list the basic words that appear in these languages, except for Ugaritic which was discovered later.
- The languages of these cuneiform tablets is primarily Akkadian, Sumerian and Ugaritic (the last being an unknown language before 1928).
Definition of Ugaritic in US English: Ugariticadjective(y)o͞oɡəˈridik(j)uɡəˈrɪdɪk Relating to or characteristic of the ancient port and Bronze Age trading city of Ugarit in Northern Syria, its inhabitants, or the language spoken there. an indigenous Ugaritic royal tradition Example sentencesExamples - At least two different artistic traditions existed simultaneously within the Ugaritic kingdom during the fourteenth and thirteenth centuries.
- Ugaritic myths mention that the father of the gods, El, had a wife called Athirat which means "she who treads upon the sea."
- Animal sacrifice was at the heart of Ugaritic ritual.
- For some 2000 years both Jewish and Christian commentators understood Ezekiel's Daniel to be Daniel of the Old Testament, not Dan'el of the Ugaritic legends.
- The literature dates from the 14th and 13th century B.C., so the Ugaritic material has great importance for biblical studies.
noun(y)o͞oɡəˈridik(j)uɡəˈrɪdɪk 1A native or inhabitant of the ancient port and Bronze Age trading city of Ugarit in Northern Syria. Example sentencesExamples - "West Semitic" is a better term for the language also spoken by Ugarites, Edomites, Moabites, Ammonites, and Aramaeans.
- Like the Babylonians and Ugaritics, the Hebrews believed that the dead lived in a subterranean realm.
- The Ugarites worshipped an elaborate pantheon in which the Rephaim, the departed spirits of their ancestors, held special powers.
- Greeks, Hebrews, Ugaritics, and Hittites all had rituals of this [scapegoat] type.
- It has been proven that the earliest civilizations used henna, including the Ugaritics and Canaanites.
- The word 'Semite' comes from the name 'Shem', one of Noah's sons, and encompasses Akkadinas, Eblaites, Ugarites, Canaanites, ...
- A substantial number of biblical scholars have invested much energy in demonstrating parallels between the religions of the Ugarites and of the Israelites.
- He inclines to the belief that the Ugarites got the idea of the alphabet from Phoenician users who were developing the Sinai script.
- Just like in the Vedic system, the Ugaritics, a people closely related to the Phoenicians and the Hebrews, had 33 gods.
- The Phoenicians used 'sufets' to govern their cities, the Ugaritics had 'shptn' for a similar role in government, and the Assyrians appointed high officials called 'shapitum'.
- 1.1 A pre-Phoenician Semitic language, examples of which were first discovered at the site of Ugarit.
Example sentencesExamples - Ugaritic is the language of the texts discovered in Ugarit in Syria.
- The languages of these cuneiform tablets is primarily Akkadian, Sumerian and Ugaritic (the last being an unknown language before 1928).
- This will list the basic words that appear in these languages, except for Ugaritic which was discovered later.
- The fact that the word 'hekal' was used in Ugaritic suggests that it was brought over to the Canaanite branch quite early.
- The bulk of the text are direct translations of those works, presented in parallel with transliterations of the Ugaritic.
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