Medina

See also medina, and médina

English

Wikipedia

Alternative forms

• Al Madinah

Etymology

From Arabic المدينة المنورة (al-madīnat al-munáwwara, “the enlightened city”).

Proper noun

Medina

1. A city, 200 miles north of Mecca along the Hejaz, from which the Hejira was launched; contains Muhammad's tomb.
2. Various other cities of that name; see Wikipedia article on Medina.

See also

• medina

Translations

a city

Arabic: المدينة (ar) (al-madiina) f., المدينة المنورة (ar) (al-madiina al-munáwwara) f. Armenian: Մեդինա (hy) (Medina) Azeri: Mədinə (az) Chinese: Mandarin: 麥地那 (zh), 麦地那 (zh) (Màidìnà), 麥迪娜 (zh), 麦迪娜 (zh) (Màidínà)

Greek: Μεδίνα (el) (Medína) f. Indonesian: Madinah (id) Irish: Meidíne (ga) f. Japanese: マディーナ (ja) (Madīna) Javanese: Medinah (jv) Macedonian: Медина (mk) (Médina) f. Russian: Медина (ru) (Medína) f. Serbo-Croatian: Medina (sh), Медина (sh) Turkish: Medine (tr)

Anagrams

• aidmen
• Damien
• demain
• maiden
• median, Median
• meidan