Definition
Resembling or characteristic of Hamites or Hamitic peoples, languages, or cultures in some way.
Etymology
From 'Hamite' plus '-oid' (resembling or having the form of). Creates a descriptive term for things that appear Hamitic without being definitively classified as such.
Kelly Says
The '-oid' suffix was beloved by 19th-century anthropologists trying to describe people who didn't fit neatly into their invented categories—showing how their system was always too rigid for reality.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
ሃምይትoides
ha-mi-to-ides
ARالعربية
حميتويدي
ḥamītwīdī
BNবাংলা
হ্যামিটয়েড
ha-mi-to-yed
CACatalà
hamitiforme
a-mi-ti-for-me
CSČeština
hamitický
ha-mi-ti-cky
DADansk
hamitisk
ha-mi-tisk
DEDeutsch
hamitisch
ha-mi-tiʃ
ELΕλληνικά
Χαμιτικό
ha-mi-ti-ko
ESEspañol
hamitiforme
a-mi-ti-for-me
FISuomi
hamiittinen
ha-mii-t-ti-nen
FRFrançais
hamitiforme
a-mi-ti-form
GUGU
હામિટોઈડ
ha-mi-to-i-d
HEעברית
חמיטידי
ḥa-mi-ti-di
HIहिन्दी
हॅमिटॉइड
ha-mi-to-id
HUMagyar
hamitikus
ha-mi-ti-kus
IDBahasa Indonesia
Hamitoid
ha-mi-toid
ITItaliano
hamitiforme
a-mi-ti-for-me
KMKM
ហមីតូអ៊ីត
ha-mi-to-u-it
MRMR
हॅमिटॉइड
ha-mi-to-id
MSBahasa Melayu
Hamitoit
ham-i-toi-t
MYမြန်မာ
ဟမီတိုက်
ha-mi-toi-k
NLNederlands
Hamitoïde
ha-mi-to-i-de
NONorsk
hamitisk
ha-mi-tisk
PAPA
ਹੈਮਿਟਾਇਡ
hai-mi-ta-i-d
PLPolski
hamityjski
ha-mi-t-s-ki
PTPortuguês
hamitiforme
a-mi-ti-for-me
RORomână
hamitico
a-mi-ti-ko
RUРусский
хамитоидный
kha-mi-to-i-d-nyy
SVSvenska
hamitisk
ha-mi-tisk
SWKiswahili
Hamitoid
ha-mi-toid
TAதமிழ்
ஹாமிட்டாய்டு
ha-mi-tta-ay-tu
TEతెలుగు
హాంటిటాయిడ్
ha-n-ti-ta-i-d
THไทย
ฮาไมโตइड
ha-mai-to-id
TRTürkçe
Hamitoit
ham-i-toi-t
UKУкраїнська
хамітоїдний
kha-mi-to-i-d-nyy
VITiếng Việt
Hamitoid
ha-mi-toid
ZH中文
哈米托伊德人
hā mì tuō yì de rén