Thamuditen.adj.
/ˈθamjuːdʌɪt/ A. n.
One of the Thamūd.
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Idumaeanc897
PhilistineeOE
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Midianitea1382
Moabitea1382
Chaldee1382
Scytha1387
Ammonitea1393
Alana1450
Amorite1530
Kenite1535
Scythian1543
Nabatean1555
Illyrian1584
Sabaean1607
Hittite1608
Homerite1613
White Hun1653
Judahite1708
Alarodian1709
Cimmerian1797
Thamudite1833
Himyarite1842
Akkadian1857
Saka1880
Ephthalite1882
Kassite1888
Hurrian1911
Hattian1914
Tarsian1914
Subarian1923
Gutian1928
Urartian1934
Nesite1949
Luvian1961
Eblaite1976
1833 A. Crichton Hist. Arabia I. iii. 92 The circumstance of dwelling in caves..was common to other tribes besides the Thamudites.
B. adj.
= Thamudic adj. 2.
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Afghan1742
Rohilla1768
Kurdish1806
Kurd1810
Hindki1815
Mohmand1815
Chorasmian1816
Hazara1826
Kaffir1834
Afghani1838
Zakka Khel1860
Pakhtun1867
Powindah1880
Thamudite1881
Sart1898
Thamudaean1909
Tajik1911
Thamudic1937
1881 Encycl. Brit. XIII. 117/2 [The graffiti] are mostly the productions of Thamudite soldiers in the Roman army.
1888 C. M. Doughty Trav. Arabia Deserta 205 Twice every year stands this canvas city of a day, in the Thamudite plain, full of traffic.
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