Achaemenidae

Pronunciation: /əˈkiːməˌnaɪdiː/

Definitions of achaemenidae

noun a dynastic line of Persian kings, ruling from 550 BC to 331 BC

Example Sentences

A1 The Achaemenidae dynasty ruled ancient Persia.

A2 The Achaemenidae family built the famous city of Persepolis.

B1 The Achaemenidae empire expanded its territory through strategic alliances.

B2 The Achaemenidae kings were known for their elaborate palaces and gardens.

C1 The Achaemenidae royal tombs at Naqsh-e Rustam are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

C2 The Achaemenidae inscription at Behistun Rock is a key to deciphering ancient Persian languages.

Examples of achaemenidae in a Sentence

formal The Achaemenidae dynasty ruled over the Persian Empire from the 6th to 4th centuries BCE.

informal Did you know that the Achaemenidae family were powerful rulers of ancient Persia?

slang The Achaemenidae peeps were in charge of Persia back in the day.

figurative The legacy of the Achaemenidae lineage continues to influence the history of the region.

Grammatical Forms of achaemenidae

• plural: achaemenidae
• present tense: achaemenidae
• future tense: will achaemenidae
• perfect tense: has achaemenidae
• continuous tense: is achaemenidae
• singular: achaemenidae
• positive degree: achaemenidae
• infinitive: to achaemenidae
• gerund: achaemenidaeing
• participle: achaemenidaed

Origin and Evolution of achaemenidae

First Known Use: 0005 year

Language of Origin: Old Persian

Story behind the word: The word 'Achaemenidae' originates from the name of the ancient Persian dynasty, the Achaemenid Empire, founded by Cyrus the Great.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to the ruling dynasty of ancient Persia, the term 'Achaemenidae' has evolved to also encompass the broader cultural and historical context of the empire.