Institution Christianity
Arameans
ܐܳܪܳ̈ܡܳܝܶܐ arc
Ethnic Christian Mesopotamian people, indigenous to Tur Abdin
- Also called Aramean people, Syriacs, Suryoye
Overview
Ethnic Christian Mesopotamian people, indigenous to Tur AbdinWikidata record description. Read Syriac-Aramean people in the Wikipedia reader.
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Connections
Affiliation 6
- figures of Ningal goddess of reeds in Sumerian mythology
- belongs to Christianity Abrahamic monotheistic religion
- belongs to Eastern Christianity Christian traditions originating from Greek- and Syriac-speaking populations
- belongs to Syriac Catholic Church Eastern Catholic church
- belongs to Syriac Orthodox Church Oriental Orthodox church
- belongs to Syriac Protestant Church church in Turkey
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