Trianda

American  

[tree-ahn-duh, tree-ahn-dah] / triˈɑn də, triˈɑn dɑ /

Also Trianta

noun

1. a town on the Greek island of Rhodes, in the Aegean Sea: built on the site of ancient Ialysus.

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Example Sentences

Lately, with Ms. Klaussner ailing and on oxygen and painkillers, her door had been closed, leaving the cats unsure of what to do, said Trianda Keramidas, whose cat, Trixie LaRue, had visited Ms. Klaussner since she was a kitten.

From New York Times

In Asiatic Turkey the first line was opened between Smyrna and Trianda on the 24th day of December, 1860.

From Project Gutenberg

After the chingaripen, he had lell'd oprey skamminengring, and had jall'd about the tem, but had been knau for buter than trianda beshor jibbing in Lundra.�

From Project Gutenberg

His chaveskoe chavo, a trianda ta pansch beshengro, well'd kanau ta rokkar'd mansar.�

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