medine
/mɛˈdiːnə/ /mɪˈdiːnə/Definitions
1. noun
A walled city or fortified town, especially in the Islamic world; a holy city, especially one that is the holiest place in Islam, such as Mecca or Medina.
“The medina was the heart of the ancient city, surrounded by a high wall.”
2. noun
A settlement or town that is the main center of a particular activity or industry.
“The medina was the main fishing port in the region.”
3. proper noun
Medina, a city in Saudi Arabia, often referred to as the second holiest city in Islam.
“Many Muslims make pilgrimages to Medina each year.”