MANISA

Meaning of MANISA in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ geographical name ]

or Ma·nis·sa ˌmä-nē-ˈsä ; or ancient Mag·ne·sia mag-ˈnē-shə, -zhə

city W Turkey NE of Izmir population 158,928

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MANISA — or Manissa or ancient Magnesia geographical name city W Turkey NE of Izmir population 158,928
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MANISA — /mah"ni sah'/ , n. a city in W Turkey, near the Aegean: Roman defeat of Antiochus the Great 190 B.C. …
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MANISA — city, western Turkey. It lies in the valley of the Gediz River (ancient Hermus River), below Mount Sipylus (Manisa Dagi), …
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MANISA — Variant: or Ma · nis · sa Pronunciation: ˌ mä-n ē - ' sä or ancient Mag · ne · …
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MANISSA — geographical name see: Manisa
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MAGNESIA — geographical name see: Manisa
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MAGNESIA AD SIPYLUM — Ancient city, Lydia , near modern Manisa, Turkey. Dating to the 5th century BC, it was located near the regions …
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GHIORDES — gēˈȯrdəs, ˈgȯ- noun ( plural ghiordes ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: from Gördes ( Ghiordes ), town in Manisa, Turkey …
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MAGNESIA — /mag nee"shee euh, -zhee euh/ , n. ancient name of Manisa .
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MANISSA — see Manisa
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MAGNESIA — — see Manisa
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SARUHAN DYNASTY — Turkmen dynasty (c. 13001410) that ruled in the Manisa region of western Anatolia. The dynasty was founded by Saruhan, a …
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SADEDDIN, HOCA — born 1536, Constantinople, Ottoman Empire [now Istanbul, Turkey] died Oct. 2, 1599, Constantinople Turkish historian, the author of the renowned …
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MUSTAFA I — born 1591, Manisa, Ottoman Empire [now in Turkey] died Jan. 20, 1639, Constantinople [now Istanbul] Ottoman sultan in 161718 and …
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MURAD III — born July 4, 1546, Manisa, Ottoman Empire [now in Turkey] died Jan. 15/16, 1595, Constantinople [now Istanbul] Ottoman sultan in …
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MEHMED III — born 1566, Manisa, Ottoman Empire died Dec. 22, 1603, Constantinople Ottoman sultan (15951603) whose reign saw a long and arduous …
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MAGNESIA AD SIPYLUM — city in ancient Lydia, just south of the Hermus (Gediz) River. Though lying in a rich district near prehistoric regions …
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MACARIUS MAGNES — flourished 5th century Eastern Orthodox bishop and polemicist, author of an apology for the Christian faith, a document of signal …
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AKHISAR — historically Thyatira town, western Turkey, in a fertile plain on the Great Zab River (the ancient Lycus). The ancient town, …
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AHMED I — born April 18, 1590, Manisa, Ottoman Empire died Nov. 22, 1617 Ottoman sultan from 1603 to 1617, whose authority was …
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MAGNESIA AD SIPYLUM — Ancient city, Lydia , near modern Manisa, Turkey. Dating to the 5th century BC, it was located near the regions …
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