Associations to the word «Smyrna»
Noun
- Anatolia
- Ignatius
- Constantinople
- Thrace
- Martyrdom
- Greco
- Aleppo
- Antioch
- Turnbull
- Marietta
- Aphrodite
- Delaware
- Minor
- Levant
- Nissan
- Speedway
- Turk
- Damascus
- Consul
- Greek
- Armenian
- Alexandria
- Turkey
- Epistle
- Beirut
- Odessa
- Rhodes
- Cobb
- Athens
- Rutherford
- Nea
- Aden
- Messiah
- Dover
- Nemesis
- Hiram
- Zanzibar
- Beach
- Martyr
- Greece
- Tunis
- Emir
- Galen
- Crusade
- Horton
- Turkish
- Cyprus
- Catastrophe
- Tennessee
- Bey
- Asia
- Istanbul
- Crete
- Seaport
- Edmond
- Asphalt
- Lausanne
- Metropolis
- Mod
- Clement
- Milford
- Atrocity
- Herodotus
- Devonshire
- Metropolitan
- Mediterranean
- Tripoli
- Convoy
- Homer
- Casablanca
- Florida
- Apostle
- Refugee
- Fireman
- Blight
- Syria
- Occupation
- Persecution
- Birthplace
- Nazareth
- Pasha
- Byzantine
- Naples
- Constantine
- Afb
- Baghdad
- Burning
- Tyre
Wiktionary
SMYRNA, proper noun. (chiefly historical) A port city on the Aegean coast of western Asia Minor founded in circa the 11th century BC on the site of the present-day Turkish city of İzmir.
SMYRNA, proper noun. A town in Delaware
SMYRNA, proper noun. A city in Georgia, USA
SMYRNA, proper noun. A town in Maine
SMYRNA, proper noun. A town and village in New York
SMYRNA, proper noun. A town in South Carolina
SMYRNA, proper noun. A town in Tennessee
Dictionary definition
SMYRNA, noun. A port city in western Turkey.
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