Antioch in German
Antioch in German is Antiochia, Antiochien — Antioch means an ancient city in what is now southeastern Turkey, once a major capital of the Seleucid and later Roman and Byzantine empires, and an important early center of Christianity.
Antioch in German
Antiochia
Antiochien
What does "Antioch" mean?
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noun An ancient city in what is now southeastern Turkey, once a major capital of the Seleucid and later Roman and Byzantine empires, and an important early center of Christianity.
"Antioch was one of the largest cities in the ancient Roman world."
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noun Any of several towns and cities in the United States named after the ancient city.
"The family moved to Antioch, California, for his new job."
Antioch in a sentence
- Antioch was one of the largest cities in the ancient Roman world.
- The family moved to Antioch, California, for his new job.
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Antioch" in German?
"Antioch" in German is Antiochia, Antiochien. Antioch means: An ancient city in what is now southeastern Turkey, once a major capital of the Seleucid and later Roman and Byzantine empires, and an important early center of Christianity.
How do you use "Antioch" in a sentence?
Example: "Antioch was one of the largest cities in the ancient Roman world." In German, "Antioch" is Antiochia, Antiochien.
Are there other ways to say "Antioch" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "Antioch": Antiochia, Antiochien.
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