Tiflis

/ tɪfˈliːs /

noun

In October, 1892, Gorky found himself at Tiflis, where he worked in the railroad shops.

They also want me in Tiflis, but I do not know if it will come off.

Tried to go to Erivan, but the new chauffeur mistook the road, so we had to return to Tiflis.

The chauffeur found that our shaft was broken, and the whole piece had to go back to Tiflis.

One young officer, 26 years old, has been loafing in Tiflis for six months, and has at last been arrested.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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