Kannur

American  

[kuh-noor] / kʌˈnur /

noun

1. a port in N Kerala, in SW India, on the Arabian Sea.

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Example Sentences

Fed up with the direction of the party, she left politics eight years ago and settled into a position teaching law at Kannur University in Kerala.

From New York Times

Bindu Ammini, 40, a law lecturer at Kerala’s Kannur University and Kanakadurga, 39, a civil servant, told Reuters they were determined to enter despite threats of violence.

From Reuters

In a state-run secondary school in the sticky coastal city of Kannur in the southern state of Kerala, some 40 students have thronged a classroom for an unusual lesson.

From BBC

At a recent party-sponsored class for the public in the city of Kannur, a professor named K.N.

From Washington Post

On the way to Kannur, a city of some two hundred thousand on the Arabian Sea, grand “Gulf-style” homes, painted in pastel colors, line the road, which is shared by rickshaws, eighteen-wheelers, and elephants.

From The New Yorker