Sungari

British  

/ ˈsʊŋɡərɪ /

noun

1. another name for the Songhua

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Example Sentences

HARBIN, or Kharbin, town of Manchuria, on the right bank of the river Sungari.

From Project Gutenberg

Their chief settlements are on the right bank of the Amur and along the Sungari and Usuri rivers.

From Project Gutenberg

By conventional usage a relatively small area on the east side of the Great Khingan, between the upper waters of the Sungari and the upper waters of the Liao-ho, is also reckoned to belong to the Gobi.

From Project Gutenberg

Later, the Chinese chronicles mention the U-ki or Mo-ho, a warlike people of the Sungari valley and surrounding uplands, who in the 7th century founded the kingdom of Pu-haī, overthrown in 925 by the Khitans of the Lower Sungari below its Noni confluence, who were themselves Tunguses and according to some Chinese authorities the direct ancestors of the Manchus.

From Project Gutenberg

The dawn attack on the reflagged tanker came almost exactly 24 hours after another missile, also thought to be an Iranian-launched Silkworm, slammed into the starboard side of the supertanker Sungari, a U.S.-owned, Liberian- registered vessel that was not under the protection of the U.S. fleet.

From Time Magazine Archive