GONDER

Meaning of GONDER in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈgȯn-dər ]

geographical name

or Gon·dar -dər, -ˌdär

city NW Ethiopia N of Lake Tana capital of Amhara & former capital of Ethiopia population 98,352

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GONDER — or Gondar geographical name city NW Ethiopia N of Lake Tana capital of Amhara & former capital of Ethiopia population …
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GONDER — also spelled Gondar, city, northwestern Ethiopia. It stands at an elevation of 7,500 feet (2,300 m) on a basaltic ridge …
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GONDER — г. Гондар Гондэр
Англо-Русский словарь Tiger
GONDER — г. Гондар Гондэр
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GONDER — Pronunciation: ' go ̇ n-d ə r Variant: or Gon · dar \ -d ə r, - ˌ där \ …
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GONDAR — geographical name see: Gonder
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GONDAR — see Gonder
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