Definition
Definition of Libya - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
modern countrycountry in North Africa with Tripoli as capital
- Libya is known for its vast desert landscapes.
2.
geographyDated historical region in North Africa known in antiquityDated
- Ancient texts often refer to Libya as a vast land.
Origin of Libya
Ancient Greek, Libya (region name)
Terms with Libya included in their meaning
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history
Roman Empire province in modern Tunisia and Libya
politics
former joint capital of Libya with Tripoli
geography
related to Cyrenaica, a region in northeastern Libya
acr: Great Man-Made River
big water project in Libya
geography
broader Maghreb region including Libya and Mauritania
acr: Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
former name of Libya under Gaddafi
geography
capital city of Libya on the Mediterranean Sea
geography
port city in eastern Libya
history
city in Libya, center of Italian colonization
countries
includes Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt
geography
capital city of Libya on the Mediterranean Sea
geography
area in NW Africa sometimes including Libya
language
extinct Hamitic language of ancient Libya
geography
desert in North Africa spanning Libya, Egypt, Sudan
finance
basic unit of money in Libya
country
from or related to Libya
Examples of Libya in a sentence
Tourists often visit Libya for its ancient ruins. Libya was a key region in ancient trade routes. Explorers wrote about the deserts of Libya.
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- Hebrew:לִיבְּיָה, ...
- Russian:Ливия, ...
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- Hindi:लीबिया, ...
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