- Erciyas
- geographical name mountain 12,848 feet (3916 meters) central Turkey; highest in Asia Minor
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Erciyas
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Erciyas Daği — [ ɛrdʒijas dɑː ə], erloschener Vulkan in der Zentraltürkei, mit zwei Gipfeln: 3 917 m über dem Meeresspiegel und 3 703 m über dem Meeresspiegel; höchster Gebirgsstock der kleinasiatischen Halbinsel und Hausberg von Kayseri. Nach Strabo war… … Universal-Lexikon
Erciyas Daği — /ˌɛədʒijəs daˈi/ (say .airjeeyuhs dah ee) noun a volcano in central Turkey; now extinct. 3916 m …
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Kayseri — or ancient Caesarea or Mazaca or Caesarea Mazaca geographical name city central Turkey in Asia at foot of Erciyas Mt.; chief city of ancient Cappadocia population 421,362 … New Collegiate Dictionary
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