Soudan

/ sudɑ̃ /

noun

1. the French name for the Sudan

Example Sentences

“Things will be filthier than in the time of Mubarak,” said Mohamed Soudan, another brotherhood official.

From The Daily Beast

They have founded powerful states, and are considered as the true civilizers of the Soudan, where they have introduced Islamism.

From Project Gutenberg

They have neither the pronounced tint nor the broad flat nose of the blacks of Guinea and the Soudan.

From Project Gutenberg

As regards this point, it is especially the African languages of the Soudan that offer a typical field for linguistic study.

From Project Gutenberg

This success fully established the power and reputation of Zebehr, who became the real dictator of the Soudan south of Khartoum.

From Project Gutenberg

The financial position of the Egyptian Government in the Soudan was as bad as the military and political.

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