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Meanings of phoenician in anglès
Non-pictographic consonantal alphabet, or abjad. Oldest verified alphabet.
Related terms
Geographical area.
Related terms
Sinònims
Examples for "geographical area"
Examples for "geographical area"
1
It will have increased powers and responsibility for a larger geographical area.
2
There followed two further options, narrowing down the geographical area in question.
3
First, each local bank can only operate within a defined geographical area.
4
Services catering to a larger geographical area often have a different policy.
5
The Company has seven reportable segments, which are based on their geographical area.
1
Background and objective: To describe the uveitis pattern in our geographic area.
2
A state's geographic area, after all, rarely corresponds with its electoral power.
3
There may be no more than 15 stocks from one geographic area.
4
And you don't need as many planes to cover a particular geographic area.
5
Usually the noncompetition clause is limited to a particular geographic area.
1
The 2nd Circuit's decision in the Aereo case applies in that geographical region, Collyer said.
2
So language varies by educational level and geographical region.
3
Control subjects were randomly selected from population registries and matched by age, sex, and geographical region.
4
Factors such as geographical region and cultural and family variables may be important influences in this process.
5
It may be as simple as a prizefighter hailing from the same geographical region as you do.
Usage of phoenician in anglès
1
The luxury of Nineveh and Babylon was revived in the Phoenician cities.
2
The Phoenician colony at Marseilles was probably in decline when, in B.C.
3
There are traces of Phoenician influence in the art of this period.
4
The old historic navies of the Greek and Phoenician states had declined.
5
The attack was so sudden that the Phoenician rowers made no resistance.
6
He knows nothing; as I am an honest Phoenician, he knows nothing.
7
No, for they are peculiar; one can trust neither Greek nor Phoenician.
8
Suffice it to say, that Fijician and Phoenician are the same word.
9
Think of that Phoenician sailing his galley for the Isles of Tin.
10
But this he might easily have done without visiting the Phoenician states.
11
An exploring fleet was even sent under Phoenician pilots to circumnavigate Africa.
12
This was not amusing, and an inscription in Phoenician characters appalled them.
13
Phoenician merchants brought gold and precious stones under inspection of Hiram's assistants.
14
The Phoenician name was Karthada; the Greek, Karchedon; the Roman, Cartago.
15
Phoenician first man whose children are said to be Light, Fire, and Flame.
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Phoenician first woman whose children are said to be Light, Fire, and Flame.
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Translations for phoenician
espanyol
Phoenician through the time
Phoenician across language varieties
United Kingdom
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