(Chald. only in the emphat. plur., Susankaye,
ùׁåּùׁðְëָéֵà
; Sept.
Óïõóáíá÷áῖïé
; Vulg. Susanechcei) is found once only (in Ezr_4:9, where it occurs among the list of the nations whom the Assyrians had settled in Samaria, and whose descendants still occupied the country in the reign of the Pseudo-Smerdis). There can be no doubt that it designates the Susians, either the inhabitants of the city.