انطاكية
Root entry · 14 derived lemmasThis entry pertains to the proper noun 'Antioch', a significant historical city. It describes its geographical features, fortifications, and size.
Derived headwords
- 1.Antiochboth
The name of a major ancient city, historically known as the capital of the Roman province of Syria and a center of early Christianity.
- 1.baseboth
The fundamental part or foundation of something; in this context, it refers to the main city or capital.
- 1.capitalsboth
Plural of 'capital', referring to the principal cities or seats of power.
- 1.possessingclassical
A feminine form of 'possessor' or 'owner', used here to indicate that the city has certain features.
- 1.springsboth
Plural of 'spring' or 'eye' (of water), referring to sources of water.
- 1.wallboth
A continuous vertical barrier, typically made of stone or brick, built to enclose or defend an area.
- 1.greatboth
Large in size, scale, or importance.
- 1.rockboth
Hard, solid mineral matter forming part of the surface of the earth and other similar planets.
- 1.insideboth
The inner part or interior of something.
- 1.fiveboth
The cardinal number equivalent to the sum of four and one.
- 1.mountainsboth
Plural of 'mountain', large natural elevations of the earth's surface.
- 1.circumferenceclassical
The distance around a circular or oval object; perimeter.
- 1.twelveboth
The cardinal number equivalent to the sum of eleven and one.
- 1.milesboth
A unit of length, typically 5280 feet.