Definition of Mesha in English:

Mesha

noun ˈmɛʃə

Archaeology

Attributive Designating a monument erected in the 9th cent. b.c. by Mesha, king of the Moabites, and bearing an early inscription in the Moabite language. Especially in "Mesha stone".

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Athenaeum. From the name of Mesha (Hebrew Mēšaʿ: 2 Kings 3:4), king of the Moabites 870–840 b.c..

nounˈmɛʃə

Archaeology

Attributive Designating a monument erected in the 9th cent. b.c. by Mesha, king of the Moabites, and bearing an early inscription in the Moabite language. Especially in "Mesha stone".

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Athenaeum. From the name of Mesha (Hebrew Mēšaʿ: 2 Kings 3:4), king of the Moabites 870–840 b.c..

单词	Mesha
释义	Definition of Mesha in English: Mesha noun ˈmɛʃə Archaeology Attributive Designating a monument erected in the 9th cent. b.c. by Mesha, king of the Moabites, and bearing an early inscription in the Moabite language. Especially in "Mesha stone". Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Athenaeum. From the name of Mesha (Hebrew Mēšaʿ: 2 Kings 3:4), king of the Moabites 870–840 b.c.. Definition of Mesha in US English: Mesha nounˈmɛʃə Archaeology Attributive Designating a monument erected in the 9th cent. b.c. by Mesha, king of the Moabites, and bearing an early inscription in the Moabite language. Especially in "Mesha stone". Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Athenaeum. From the name of Mesha (Hebrew Mēšaʿ: 2 Kings 3:4), king of the Moabites 870–840 b.c..
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