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Showing words for DAMASCUS using the English dictionary

8 Letter Words for Damascus

damascus

6 Letter Words for Damascus

admass, assacu, cadmus, camass, scauds, sumacs

5 Letter Words for Damascus

adams, adsum, amass, amusd, ascus, assam, cadua, cadus, camas, camus, casas, casus, cauda, cauma, caums, causa, damas, dumas, macau, masas, massa, masus, mauds, msasa, musca, scads, scams, scaud, scaum, scuds, scums, sumac

4 Letter Words for Damascus

acad, acus, adam, amas, amus, auca, caam, cads, cams, casa, cass, caum, caus, cuda, cuds, cums, cuss, dama, dams, dmus, ducs, duma, maad, maas, macs, mads, masa, masc, mass, masu, maud, muds, musa, musd, muss, sacs, sama, sasa, saum, scad, scam, scud, scum, suds, sums

3 Letter Words for Damascus

aam, aas, adc, adm, ads, ama, amu, ass, aud, aum, cad, cam, cmd, cud, cum, dam, das, dau, dca, duc, dum, maa, mac, mad, mas, mau, mss, mud, mus, saa, sac, sad, sam, sau, scd, sds, sma, ssu, sud, sum, sus, uca, uds, uma, ums, usa

Definitions for Damascus

[1] a city in and the capital of Syria, in the SW part: reputed to be the oldest continuously existing city in the world.
[2] Official name Syrian Arab Republic. a republic in SW Asia at the E end of the Mediterranean. 71,227 sq. mi. (184,478 sq. km). Capital : Damascus.
[3] a territory mandated to France in 1922, including the present republics of Syria and Lebanon (Latakia and Jebel ed Druz were incorporated into Syria 1942): the French mandatory powers were nominally terminated as of January 1, 1944.
[4] an ancient country in W Asia, including the present Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and adjacent areas: a part of the Roman Empire 64 b.c.–a.d.
[5] the capital of Syria, in the southwest: reputedly the oldest city in the world, having been inhabited continuously since before 2000 bc Pop: 2 317 000 (2005 est) Arabic names: Dimashq , Esh Sham (ɛʃ ʃæm )
[6] a republic in W Asia, on the Mediterranean: ruled by the Ottoman Turks (1516–1918); made a French mandate in 1920; became independent in 1944; joined Egypt in the United Arab Republic (1958–61). Hafez al-Assad elected president in 1971 following a coup; after his death in 2000 Assad's son Bashar took over the presidency; his rule was challenged (from 2012) by an uprising that led to a civil war. Official language: Arabic. Religion: Muslim majority. Currency: Syrian pound. Capital: Damascus. Pop: 22 457 336 (2013 est). Area: 185 180 sq km (71 498 sq miles)
[7] (formerly) the region between the Mediterranean, the Euphrates, the Taurus, and the Arabian Desert