Liepāja

Or Lie·pa·ja

[lye-pah-yah, lee-ep-uh-yuh]

noun

1. a seaport in W Latvia, on the Baltic.

Liepāja

/ lɪˈpɑːjə /

noun

1. German name: Libau. Russian name: Libava. a port in W Latvia on the Baltic Sea; founded by the Teutonic Knights in 1263: a naval and industrial centre, with a fishing fleet. Pop: 86 985 (2002 est)

Example Sentences

He started at Napoli, ending up at Olimpia Liepāja in Latvia, where he won the domestic league three times.

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The name of Otto Fischer, a 40-year-old “football coach and locksmith”, appears on a list of around 7,000 murdered Jews from Liepāja.

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Once an important Soviet naval base, the city of Liepāja is now Latvia’s capital of music.

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They then traced Dov Grinman to a Jewish school in Liepāja, where he he had filled out a document listing his three children.

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