Definition of Thamudic
: of or relating to various old Semitic inscriptions in characters resembling the Sabaean
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Origin and Etymology of thamudic
Thamud, an ancient people of Arabia (from Arabic Thamūd) + English -ic
Definition of Thamudic
plural -s
: a form of North Arabic that is known from inscriptions from the fifth century b.c. to the fourth century a.d.
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