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Kerak

American  
[ker-ahk, ke-rahk] / ˈkɛr ɑk, kɛˈrɑk /
Also Krak

noun

  1. a town in western Jordan, near the southern part of the Dead Sea: ancient citadel of the Moabites.


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Mesha threw himself into the fortress of Kir Harosheth, which is probably the later Kerak, to the south of the Arnon, not far from the east shore of the Dead Sea.

From The History of Antiquity, Vol. II (of VI) by Duncker, Max

"And at this particular moment," the defense minister added, "in the midst of our difficulties with the Kerak Worlds."

From The Dueling Machine by Bova, Ben

It was deep twilight when the groundcar slid to a halt on its cushions of compressed air before the Kerak Embassy.

From The Dueling Machine by Bova, Ben

The Kerak major spotted a boulder of the proper size, a few yards away.

From The Dueling Machine by Bova, Ben

They drove away, and the Kerak major walked slowly back into the Embassy building.

From The Dueling Machine by Bova, Ben

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