ANTAKYA

Meaning of ANTAKYA in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˌän-tä-ˈkyä ]

geographical name

or An·ta·ki·yah -ˈkē-yə ; or ancient An·ti·och ˈan-tē-ˌäk

city S Turkey on the Orontes population 123,871

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ANTAKYA — or Antakiyah or ancient Antioch geographical name city S Turkey on the Orontes population 123,871
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ANTAKYA — /ahn tah"kyah/ , n. Turkish name of Antioch .
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ANTAKYA — n. Turkish name of Antioch, town in south Turkey; capital of ancient east Roman Empire from 64 BC to 260 …
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ANTAKYA — Антакья
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ANTAKYA — г. Антакья
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ANTAKYA — (n) Антакья
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ANTAKYA — г. Антакья
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ANTAKYA — Pronunciation: ˌ än-tä- ' kyä Variant: or An · ta · ki · yah \ - ' k ē -y …
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ANTIOCH — geographical name city W California NE of Oakland population 90,532, see: Antakya ancient city Asia Minor in Pisidia, at certain …
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ANTAKIYAH — geographical name see: Antakya
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ANTIOCH — Turkish Antakya City (pop., 1997: 139,046), southern Turkey. Founded in 300 BC by the Seleucid dynasty , Antioch was the …
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ANTIOCHENE — I. anˈtīəˌkēn, |antē(ˌ)ä|kēn adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Late Latin Antiochenus, from Antiochia Antioch, ancient capital of Syria (now Antakya, …
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ANTIOCH — — Antiochian /an'tee oh"kee euhn/ , n. , adj. /an"tee ok'/ , n. 1. Arabic, Antakiya . Turkish, Antakya . …
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ANTIOCH — n. Antakya, town in south Turkey; city in California (USA); capital of ancient east Roman Empire from 64 BC to …
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ANTAKIYAH — see Antakya
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ANTIOCH — geographical name 1. city W California NE of Oakland population 90,532 2. — see Antakya 3. ancient city Asia Minor …
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ISKENDERUN — formerly Alexandretta, seaport and chief city of Iskenderun ile (district), Hatay il (province), southern Turkey, on the eastern shore of …
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ISAAC OF ANTIOCH, — died c. 460 also called Isaac The Great Syrian writer, probably a priest of an independent Syrian Christian church and …
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GERMANICUS CAESAR — born 15 BC died AD 19, , Antioch, Syria [now Antakya, Tur.] nephew and adopted son of the Roman emperor …
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EUSEBIUS OF EMESA — born c. 300, , Edessa, Macedonia [now in Greece] died c. 359, , Antioch, Syria [now Antakya, Tur.] bishop of …
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BAR HEBRAEUS — born 1226, Melitene, Armenia [now Malatya, Turkey] died July 30, 1286, Maragheh, Iran Arabic Ibn Al-'Ibri (Son of the Hebrew), …
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ARCHIAS, AULUS LICINIUS — born , c.120 BC, Antioch, Syria [now Antakya, Turkey] ancient Greek poet who came to Rome, where he was charged …
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ANTIOCH, COUNCIL OF — (AD 341), a non-ecumenical Christian church council held at Antioch (modern Antakya in southeastern Turkey) on the occasion of the …
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ANTIOCH — Turkish Antakya, populous city of ancient Syria, and now a major town of south-central Turkey. It lies near the mouth …
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AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS — born c. 330, , Antioch, Syria [now Antakya, Tur.] died 395, Rome last major Roman historian, whose work continued the …
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