COURLAND

Meaning of COURLAND in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈku̇r-lənd, ˈkür-ˌlänt ]

geographical name

region W Latvia bordering on the Baltic & Gulf of Riga

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COURLAND — geographical name region W Latvia bordering on the Baltic & Gulf of Riga
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COURLAND — Latvian Kurzeme Historical region, Latvia. Located on the Baltic Sea, it was named for the Curonians, who had established a …
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COURLAND — /koor"leuhnd/ , n. a former duchy on the Baltic: later, a province of Russia and, in 1918, incorporated into Latvia. …
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COURLAND — also spelled Kurland, Latvian Kurzeme region on the Baltic seacoast, located south of the Western Dvina River and named after …
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COURLAND — Courland BrE AmE ˈkʊə lənd -lænd AmE \ ˈkʊr-
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COURLAND — Latvian Kurzeme Historical region, Latvia. Located on the Baltic Sea, it was named for the Curonians, who had established a …
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COURLAND — Курземе
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COURLAND — Pronunciation: ' ku ̇ r-l ə nd, ' kür- ˌ länt Function: geographical name region W Latvia bordering on the …
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COURLAND LAGOON — or German Kurisches Haff or Russian Kurskiy Zaliv geographical name inlet of the Baltic on border between Lithuania & Russia …
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COURLAND LAGOON — or Kursky Zaliv Inlet of the Baltic Sea at the mouth of the Neman River . Its northern portion is …
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COURLAND LAGOON — or German Kur·isch·es Haff ˈku̇r-i-shəs-ˈhäf ; or Russian Kur·skiy Za·liv ˈku̇r-skē-ˈzä-lif inlet of the Baltic on border between Lithuania & …
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COURLAND LAGOON — German Kurisches Haff, Lithuanian Kuriu Marios, Russian Kursky Zaliv gulf of the Baltic Sea at the mouth of the Neman …
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NEMAN — geographical name river 582 miles (936 kilometers ) central Europe flowing from central Belarus N & W through Lithuania & …
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KURSKIY ZALIV — geographical name see: Courland Lagoon
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KURISCHES HAFF — geographical name see: Courland Lagoon
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KURLAND — /koor"leuhnd/ , n. Courland.
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KURSKIY ZALIV — see Courland Lagoon
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NEMAN — geographical name river 582 miles (936 kilometers ) central Europe flowing from central Belarus N & W through Lithuania & …
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KURISCHES HAFF — — see Courland Lagoon
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