Jassy

[ yah-see; Romanian yahsh ]

noun

1. a city in NE Romania.

Jassy

/ ˈjasi /

noun

1. the German name for Iaşi

Example Sentences

Handling that transition smoothly and showing investors and the rest of the world that it’s business as usual at Amazon is going to be a big priority for Jassy, said Robin Ody, an analyst at Canalys.

From TechCrunch

Some of the attention and criticism that has been directed at Bezos, one of the world’s wealthiest individuals, could shift to Jassy.

From Washington Post

“He doesn’t think everything Amazon does is perfect, but he listens,” said a person familiar with how Jassy operates, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he isn’t authorized to speak publicly about him.

From Washington Post

Amazon declined to make Bezos and Jassy available for comment.

From Washington Post

Five years ago, Amazon changed its management structure, naming both Jassy and Wilke division CEOs, a move that allowed Bezos to delegate many day-to-day tasks.

From Washington Post

Russian and Turkish troops occupied Jassy and Bucharest during the summer.

From Project Gutenberg

In 1868 he was stationed at Jassy, where he laboured until 1871, when he settled at Vienna as a professor of languages.

From Project Gutenberg

He had left Jassy, and was on a steamer going to Odessa, when the engine broke down.

From Project Gutenberg

My Talmudical supports had been broken by the instruction received at Jassy, and I fell altogether into unbelief.

From Project Gutenberg

When quite a young man he was appointed tutor in the home of the rich banker Cahner at Jassy, where he remained about two years.

From Project Gutenberg