Scythian

英 美 ['sɪθɪən]
  • adj. 塞西亚的;塞西亚人的;西塞亚语的
  • n. 塞西亚人;西塞亚语
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Scythian (n.)
1540s, from Latin Scythia, from Greek Skythia, name anciently given to the region along the north coast of the Black Sea, from Skythes "a Scythian," said to be from an Indo-European root meaning "shepherd" [Room]. As an adjective from 1560s. Herodotus is responsible for Scythian disease or Scythian insanity.
1. The earliest surviving examples of embroidery are Scythian ( c . 5 th - 3 rd century BC ).
现存最早的刺绣制品大约是公元前5世纪~公元前3世纪时 西徐亚人 所制.

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2. The Scythian Pazyryk of Altai Mountain region were another ancient culture which employed tattoos.
阿尔泰山区的斯基台人也是一个使用纹身的古老文明.

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3. The Scythian Pazyryk of the Altai Mountain region were another ancient culture which employed tattoos.
阿尔泰山脉的斯基台人也是有纹身的古文明.

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