smyrna (Meaning)
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smyrna (n)
a port city in western Turkey
Synonyms & Antonyms of smyrna
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smyrna Sentence Examples
- The ancient city of Smyrna, located on the Aegean coast, was known for its vibrant culture and commercial significance.
- The port of Smyrna played a crucial role in the Mediterranean trade network, connecting East and West.
- The Smyrna carpet industry produced exquisite hand-woven rugs that were highly prized throughout the region.
- The Great Fire of Smyrna in 1922 devastated the city, destroying most of its buildings and displacing thousands of residents.
- The Smyrna fig is a popular variety known for its sweetness and delicate flavor.
- The Smyrna oil, extracted from the seeds of the fig tree, is highly valued for its culinary and medicinal properties.
- The International Fair of Izmir, formerly known as the Smyrna International Fair, is a major annual event that attracts traders and exhibitors from around the world.
- The Smyrna Vilayet, an Ottoman administrative region, encompassed the province of Smyrna and its surrounding areas.
- The Treaty of Lausanne in 1923 established the modern borders of Turkey and resulted in the exchange of populations between Greece and Smyrna.
- The Smyrniote community, descendants of the Greek inhabitants of Smyrna, maintains its cultural heritage and traditions in various parts of the world.
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a port city in western Turkey
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The ancient city of Smyrna, located on the Aegean coast, was known for its vibrant culture and commercial significance.
The port of Smyrna played a crucial role in the Mediterranean trade network, connecting East and West.
The Smyrna carpet industry produced exquisite hand-woven rugs that were highly prized throughout the region.
The Great Fire of Smyrna in 1922 devastated the city, destroying most of its buildings and displacing thousands of residents.
