EDESSA

Meaning of EDESSA in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ geographical name ]

— see Urfa

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EDESSA — geographical name see: Urfa
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EDESSA — Chief city (pop., 1991: 18,000), Macedonia, Greece. Located on a steep bluff above the valley of the Loudhiás River, it …
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EDESSA — — Edessan, Edessene /i des"een/ , adj. /i des"euh/ , n. an ancient city in NW Mesopotamia, on the modern …
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EDESSA — Modern Greek dhessa, chief city, noms (department) of Plla, Macedonia, Greece, on a steep bluff above the valley of the …
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EDESSA — Edessa BrE AmE i ˈdes ə
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EDESSA — Chief city (pop., 1991: 18,000), Macedonia, Greece. Located on a steep bluff above the valley of the Loudhiás River, it …
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EDESSA — Эдесса
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EDESSA — Function: geographical name ― see URFA
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BALDWIN II — known as Baldwin of Bourg died August 1131, Jerusalem King of Jerusalem (1118–31). A French nobleman, he joined the First …
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EDESSAN — ə̇ˈdes ə n, ēˈ- adjective also edes·sene -ˌsēn Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Edessa, Mesopotamia + English -an or -ene : …
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