Puglia

[ poo-lyah ]

noun

1. Italian name of Apulia.

Puglia

/ ˈpuʎʎa /

noun

1. See Apulia
   the Italian name for Apulia

Example Sentences

“The Mafiosi can not have possession of good things,” Emiliano said at a press conference after the killings in Puglia.

From The Daily Beast

The horrific massacre happened Monday night on a lonely state highway in Puglia.

From The Daily Beast

He had spent several years as a gravedigger and gardener at a cemetery in Germany before returning to Puglia.

From The Daily Beast

Food Destination I love carbs, and the best bread in Italy is in oft-overlooked Puglia.

From The Daily Beast

It has to be Puglia—there is always something new and fascinating to discover there.

From The Daily Beast

Puglia had an immense harvest; near thirty sail left Messina before I did, to load corn.

From Project Gutenberg

Puglia had an immense harvest: near thirty sail left Messina, before I did, to load corn.

From Project Gutenberg

At the same time it reached Noia, a small city of Puglia, situated on the Adriatic.

From Project Gutenberg

Milanesi suggests that Apulia means a little place near Lucca called Puglia.

From Project Gutenberg

The missions of Magius to raise troops in the province of La Puglia.

From Project Gutenberg