MYMENSINGH

Meaning of MYMENSINGH in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˌmī-mən-ˈsiŋ ]

geographical name

city N Bangladesh population 198,662

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MYMENSINGH — geographical name city N Bangladesh population 198,662
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MYMENSINGH — city located in north-central Bangladesh
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MYMENSINGH — n. Pronunciation: ˌ m ī -m ə n- ' si ŋ Function: geographical name city N Bangladesh pop 198,662
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