Mar 26, 2002 14:57
22 yrs ago
Arabic term
مدينة حماة
Non-PRO
Arabic to English
Other
هي مدينة بلبنان
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +1 | Hamah, Hama | Alaa Zeineldine |
5 +2 | That city is in Syria | Stephen Franke |
4 +1 | Hama or Hamah | Fuad Yahya |
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Hamah, Hama
The city is in Syria, unless you are looking at historic text in which Lebanon is part of Greater Syria.
Here is the link in Britanica:
http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=39793
Here is the link in Britanica:
http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=39793
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thank you very much Alaa."
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Hama or Hamah
The American Heritage Dictionary has the following to say about this city:
A city of western Syria south-southwest of Aleppo. Settled probably in the Bronze Age, it was a Hittite center in the second millennium B.C. and is frequently mentioned in the Bible as Hamath. Population: 273,000.
Fuad
A city of western Syria south-southwest of Aleppo. Settled probably in the Bronze Age, it was a Hittite center in the second millennium B.C. and is frequently mentioned in the Bible as Hamath. Population: 273,000.
Fuad
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That city is in Syria
Greetings.
The city of Hama (aka "Hamma") is in Syria, not Lebanon (unless there is a twin city in LE with the same spelling).
(Much of that city was rebuilt after the late President Hafez Al-Asad conducted some unilateral "urban renewal" with army tanks and artillery fire against the protesting population.)
HTH.
Regards from Los Angeles,
S. H. Franke
The city of Hama (aka "Hamma") is in Syria, not Lebanon (unless there is a twin city in LE with the same spelling).
(Much of that city was rebuilt after the late President Hafez Al-Asad conducted some unilateral "urban renewal" with army tanks and artillery fire against the protesting population.)
HTH.
Regards from Los Angeles,
S. H. Franke
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