Aintab

/ (aɪnˈtɑːb) /


noun
  1. the former name (until 1921) of Gaziantep

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How to use Aintab in a sentence

  • There, caravans were fitted out to leave over the—to them—unknown track to Aintab, as a first base.

  • The needles were briskly plied, and in due time, two hundred and fifty piastres were collected and forwarded to Aintab.

    The Women of the Arabs | Henry Harris Jessup
  • There caravans were fitted out to leave over the, to them, unknown track to Aintab, as a first base.

  • We rode straight into the Mission compound at Aintab, and found ourselves at once in a very academic atmosphere.

  • Her length from Aintab to Gaza is one hundred and fifty leagues, and the mean breadth about thirty.

    Sketches | Benjamin Disraeli