Chaldean

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• /kælˈdi.ən/
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From Latin chaldaeus [from Ancient Greek Χαλδαῖος (Khaldaîos)] + -an.

78 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: كَلْدَانِيّ (kaldāniyy) — of Chaldea
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܟܲܠܕܵܝܵܐ (kaldāyā) — of Chaldea
• Catalan: caldeu — of Chaldea
• Coptic: ⲭⲁⲗⲇⲁⲓⲟⲥ (khaldaios) — of Chaldea
• Czech: chaldejský — of Chaldea
• Danish: kaldæisk — of Chaldea
• Esperanto: ĥaldea — of Chaldea
• Finnish: kaldealainen — of Chaldea
• French: chaldéen — of Chaldea
• French: chaldaïque — of Chaldea
• Galician: caldeo — of Chaldea
• German: chaldäisch — of Chaldea
• Greek: χαλδαϊκός (chaldaïkós) — of Chaldea
• Hebrew: כַּשְׂדִּי — of Chaldea
• Hindi: कसदी (kasdī) — of Chaldea
• Irish: Caildéach — of Chaldea
• Latin: chaldaicus — of Chaldea
• Polish: chaldejski — of Chaldea
• Russian: халде́йский (xaldéjskij) — of Chaldea
• Swedish: kaldeisk — of Chaldea
• Armenian: քաղդեերեն (kʻaġdeeren) — language of the ancient Chaldeans
• Catalan: caldeu — language of the ancient Chaldeans
• Czech: chaldejština — language of the ancient Chaldeans
• Esperanto: ĥaldea — language of the ancient Chaldeans
• Galician: caldeo — language of the ancient Chaldeans
• German: Chaldäisch — language of the ancient Chaldeans
• Hindi: कसदी (kasdī) — language of the ancient Chaldeans
• Polish: chaldejski — language of the ancient Chaldeans
• Swedish: kaldeiska — language of the ancient Chaldeans
• German: Chaldäisch — Chaldean Neo-Aramaic
• Hindi: कसदी (kasdī) — Chaldean Neo-Aramaic
• Arabic: كَلْدَانِيّ (kaldāniyy) — native of Chaldea
• Arabic: كَلْدَانِيَّة (kaldāniyya) — native of Chaldea
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܟܲܠܕܵܝܵܐ (kaldāyā) — native of Chaldea
• Armenian: քաղդեացի (kʻaġdeacʻi) — native of Chaldea
• Old Armenian: քաղդէացի (kʻałdēacʻi) — native of Chaldea
• Catalan: caldeu — native of Chaldea
• Catalan: caldea — native of Chaldea
• Coptic: ⲭⲁⲗⲇⲁⲓⲟⲥ (khaldaios) — native of Chaldea
• Czech: Chaldejec — native of Chaldea
• Danish: kaldæer — native of Chaldea
• Esperanto: ĥaldeo — native of Chaldea
• Finnish: kaldealainen — native of Chaldea
• French: Chaldéen — native of Chaldea
• French: Chaldéenne — native of Chaldea
• Galician: caldeo — native of Chaldea
• Ge'ez: ከላዴዎን (käladewon) — native of Chaldea
• German: Chaldäer — native of Chaldea
• German: Chaldäerin — native of Chaldea
• Greek: Χαλδαίος (Chaldaíos) — native of Chaldea
• Ancient Greek: Χαλδαῖος (Khaldaîos) — native of Chaldea
• Hindi: कसदी (kasdī) — native of Chaldea
• Hungarian: káld — native of Chaldea
• Irish: Caildéach — native of Chaldea
• Central Kurdish: کەلدانی (keldanî) — native of Chaldea
• Latin: Chaldaeus — native of Chaldea
• Polish: Chaldejczyk — native of Chaldea
• Polish: Chaldejka — native of Chaldea
• Russian: халде́й (xaldéj) — native of Chaldea
• Swedish: kaldé — native of Chaldea
• Telugu: కల్దీయుడు (kaldīyuḍu) — native of Chaldea
• Armenian: քաղդեացի (kʻaġdeacʻi) — member of the Chaldean Catholic Church
• Old Armenian: քաղդէացի (kʻałdēacʻi) — member of the Chaldean Catholic Church
• Danish: kaldæer — member of the Chaldean Catholic Church
• French: Chaldéen — member of the Chaldean Catholic Church
• French: Chaldéenne — member of the Chaldean Catholic Church
• Hindi: कसदी (kasdī) — member of the Chaldean Catholic Church
• Hungarian: káld — member of the Chaldean Catholic Church
• Hungarian: káldeus — member of the Chaldean Catholic Church
• Polish: Chaldejczyk — member of the Chaldean Catholic Church
• Polish: Chaldejka — member of the Chaldean Catholic Church
• Swedish: kaldé — member of the Chaldean Catholic Church
• Armenian: քաղդեացի (kʻaġdeacʻi) — Biblical diviner or astrologer
• Old Armenian: քաղդեայ (kʻałdeay) — Biblical diviner or astrologer
• Catalan: caldeu — Biblical diviner or astrologer
• Polish: Chaldejczyk — Biblical diviner or astrologer
• Russian: халде́й (xaldéj) — Biblical diviner or astrologer
• Swedish: kaldé — Biblical diviner or astrologer