Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
Chaldean
Adjective/Noun
/kælˈdiːən/
Definition
Relating to the ancient region of Chaldea or its people; also refers to a member of the Chaldean community in modern times.
Examples
- The Chaldean civilization was known for its advancements in astronomy.
- Many Chaldean families have settled in different parts of the world due to migration.
Meaning
Chaldean can refer to aspects tied to the history, culture, and language of the Chaldean people, who were prominent in ancient Mesopotamia. Today, it is often used to describe a group of people of Babylonian descent, particularly in Iraq and the diaspora communities worldwide.
Synonyms
- Babylonian
- Mesopotamian
- Chaldee
