All he did for God or his people was to beget the ammonite and the Moabite, the enemies of both.
The ammonite stem branched into a most luxuriant variety of forms.
It has been divided on the coast into four distinct zones, each characterised by its own particular species of ammonite.
They are already scratching the ambitious itch of Tobiah, the ammonite.
The fossils in this part are not numerous; an inoceramus, a terebratula, and rarely an ammonite, are found.
Tobiah, the ammonite, was related to several Judan families.
If they are to recognise an answer it must be some tiny pattern, a sprig of flower, or an ammonite figure on the fabric.
In the ornaments of the doorway we see the ammonite and medlar.
The assault on the ammonite army was made in the morning watch, and continued till midday.
The most important and stimulating event in the seas is the arrival of the ammonite.
"cephalopod mollusk," 1758, from French (Breyn, 1732), "better established" [Century Dictionary] by French zoologist Jean Guillaume Bruguière (c.1750-1798) in 1789, from Medieval Latin (cornu) Ammonis "horn of Ammon," the Egyptian god of life and reproduction, who was depicted with ram's horns, which the fossils resemble. The resemblance also was noted in ancient times.
