Associations to the word «Akkad»
Noun
- Babylon
- Aleppo
- Bce
- Halloween
- Kali
- Syrian
- Mari
- Assyrian
- Chronology
- Abba
- Sin
- Euphrates
- Bc
- Inscription
- Empire
- Bel
- Ruler
- Tablet
- Shu
- Reign
- Millennium
- Dynasty
- Bo
- Mohammad
- Supremacy
- Syria
- Sway
- Ancient
- Conquest
- Carpenter
- Zombie
- Civilization
- Monarch
- Grandson
- Messenger
- King
- Successor
- Great
- Genesis
- Ca
- Egypt
- Muhammad
- Chronicle
- Morocco
- Goddess
- Myth
- Capital
- Producer
- El
- Curse
- Land
- Text
- Quarter
- Collapse
- God
- Temple
- Al
- Deity
- Iraq
- Si
- City
- Mention
- Kingdom
- Decline
- Founder
- Rise
Adjective
Wiktionary
AKKAD, proper noun. One of the ancient kingdoms of Mesopotamia (northern Babylonia).
AKKAD, proper noun. Also called Agade. A city in and the capital of this kingdom, one of the three cities of Nimrod's kingdom. Genesis 10:10.
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