phoenicia
/ˌfoʊnɪˈsiːə/Definitions
1. proper noun
An ancient civilization of the eastern Mediterranean, known for its advanced maritime trade and culture.
“The Phoenicians were known for their impressive navigation skills and widespread trade routes.”
2. noun
A region on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean, particularly in modern-day Lebanon, known for its ancient history.
“The city of Tyre, a major Phoenician port, is now a UNESCO World Heritage site.”
3. adjective
Relating to the culture or history of the Phoenicians.
“The Phoenician alphabet was a significant contribution to the development of written language.”