Definition
Definition of Carthage - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
archaeology siteancient city in North Africa, now in Tunisia
- Carthage was a major power in the Mediterranean.
2.
political powerancient empire in North Africa and Southern Europe
- The Carthage empire was known for its naval strength.
3.
Illinois cityRare US city, the county seat of Hancock County, IllinoisRare US
- Carthage, Illinois, has a rich history.
4.
Missouri cityRare US city, the county seat of Jasper County, MissouriRare US
- Carthage, Missouri, hosts an annual art walk.
5.
Texas cityRare US city, the county seat of Panola County, TexasRare US
- Carthage, Texas, is famous for its country music.
Origin of Carthage
Latin, Carthago (new city)
Terms with Carthage included in their meaning
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mythology
legendary founder and queen of Carthage who killed herself
old settlement
ancient city in North Africa near Carthage
history
series of three wars between Rome and Carthage
history
person from the ancient city of Carthage
history
related to the ancient city of Carthage
Carthaginian
native or inhabitant of ancient Carthage
north africa
language of ancient Carthage
history
related to ancient Carthage or its people
Examples of Carthage in a sentence
Carthage was eventually destroyed by the Romans. Carthage was a major rival to Rome in ancient times. Artifacts from Carthage are displayed in the museum. Carthage hosts an annual festival celebrating its heritage. The courthouse in Carthage is a historic landmark. The history museum in Carthage offers guided tours.
Carthage is known for its beautiful Victorian homes. Carthage hosts an annual music festival. The history museum in Carthage attracts many visitors.
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- French:Carthage, ...
- German:Karthago, Karthagerreich, ...
- Italian:Cartagine, Carthage, ...
- Spanish:Cartago, Carthage, ...
- Portuguese:Cartago, Cártago, ...
- Chinese:迦太基, 卡尔特奇, ...
- Japanese:カルタゴ, カージッジ, ...
- Arabic:قَرْطَاج, كارثِيج, ...
- Hebrew:קַרְתָּגוֹ, קָארְתָאג', ...
- Russian:Карфаген, Картейдж, ...
- Ukrainian:Карфаген, Картедж, ...
- Hindi:कार्थेज, ...
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