Mokha

/ ˈməʊkə; ˈmɒk- /

noun

The 18th, I stood over to Mokha in the Pepper-corn, and arrived there on the 19th.

If they refused to deal on these principles, I was to follow the general to Mokha.

Since Mokha has been made a free port, it has become a place of great trade.

The third resident is fixed at Mokha, being always a merchant, having two factors under him.

From the straits it is about six leagues to Mokha, where is a good road and fair ground for vessels to ride in 14 fathoms.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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