Trebizond

[ treb-uh-zond ]

noun

1. a medieval empire in northeastern Asia Minor 1204–1461.
2. Official_name Trab·zon [t, r, ahb-, zawn]. a seaport in northeastern Turkey, on the Black Sea: an ancient Greek colony; capital of the medieval empire of Trebizond.

Trebizond

/ ˈtrɛbɪˌzɒnd /

noun

1. a variant of Trabzon

Example Sentences

Anyway, he happened to speak of Trebizond; and, naturally, I said that my father had been a missionary there many years ago.

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Of the coast of Anatolia, they possessed the entire circuit from Trebizond to the Syrian gates.

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The numerous garrison of Trebizond, dissolved in riot and luxury, disdained to guard their impregnable fortifications.

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The rich spoils of Trebizond filled a great fleet of ships that had been found in the port.

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Do you prove the truth of these fine words, this honey of Trebizond, by the victims of religious persecution?

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