Troad
[troh-ad]
Also called Tro·as [troh-as] /ˈtroʊ æs/.
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Historical Examples of troad
I will bring you to the Troad, from which part I am an exile, and my own state is at your service.
AnabasisXenophon
Ska man' dros, or Scamander—a river of the Troad or plains of Troy.
It was the capital of a large and fertile district, known as the Troad.
Sim' o is—a river in the Troad, and a branch of the Scamander.
When capable of travelling, we determined to go to Troad together.