Definition of Medinan in English:

Medinan

noun mɪˈdiːnənmɛˈdiːnən

An inhabitant or native of Medina.

adjective mɪˈdiːnənmɛˈdiːnən

Of or relating to Medina.

Origin

Early 19th century. From Medina (Arabic Madīna, use as proper name of madīna; originally Madīnat al-Nabī City of the Prophet), the name of the city in present-day western Saudi Arabia (formerly Yathrib) to which Muhammad fled from Mecca in 622 a.d. + -an.

Definition of Medinan in US English:

Medinan

noun

An inhabitant or native of Medina.

adjective

Of or relating to Medina.

Origin

Early 19th century. From Medina (Arabic Madīna, use as proper name of madīna; originally Madīnat al-Nabī City of the Prophet), the name of the city in present-day western Saudi Arabia (formerly Yathrib) to which Muhammad fled from Mecca in 622 a.d. + -an.

单词	Medinan
释义	Definition of Medinan in English: Medinan noun mɪˈdiːnənmɛˈdiːnən An inhabitant or native of Medina. adjective mɪˈdiːnənmɛˈdiːnən Of or relating to Medina. Origin Early 19th century. From Medina (Arabic Madīna, use as proper name of madīna; originally Madīnat al-Nabī City of the Prophet), the name of the city in present-day western Saudi Arabia (formerly Yathrib) to which Muhammad fled from Mecca in 622 a.d. + -an. Definition of Medinan in US English: Medinan noun An inhabitant or native of Medina. adjective Of or relating to Medina. Origin Early 19th century. From Medina (Arabic Madīna, use as proper name of madīna; originally Madīnat al-Nabī City of the Prophet), the name of the city in present-day western Saudi Arabia (formerly Yathrib) to which Muhammad fled from Mecca in 622 a.d. + -an.
随便看	temps leve temps levé temps perdu tempt tubular bells tubulars tubulars tubular tyre tubule tubules Tubulidentata tubulidentate tubulin TUC tuc Tucana tucanae tucanae tuchis Tuchman, Barbara W. tuchman, barbara w tuck tuckahoe tuckahoes tuck away