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Sassanid
[ suh-sah-nid, -san-id ]
noun
, plural Sas·sa·nids, Sas·sa·ni·dae [s, uh, -, sah, -ni-dee, -, san, -i-].
- a member of a dynasty that ruled in Persia a.d. 226–651.
adjective
- of or relating to the Sassanids or their dynasty.
Sassanid
/ ˈsæsənɪd /
noun
- any member of the native dynasty that built and ruled an empire in Persia from 224 to 636 a.d
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Derived Forms
- Saˈssanian, adjective
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Word History and Origins
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Example Sentences
The lives of the women of the Sassanid were not always to be envied.
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But after the middle of the third century the Sassanid dynasty restored the power of Persia and revived its ancient pretensions.
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The Tigris was an eastern boundary which Christianity did not pass under the Sassanid.
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With Chosroes I (531-579) came a last period of Sassanid vigour.
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Moreover, a great and exhausting struggle began with the Sassanid Empire in Persia.
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