Halab
- proper noun
- Ancient traders traveled through Halab due to its strategic location.
Examples
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Halab has played a significant role in Middle Eastern history for centuries.
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The historic architecture of Halab attracts scholars and tourists alike.
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The city of Halab has a rich history.
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Many ancient artifacts were found in Halab.
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The ancient city of Halab has a rich history that dates back thousands of years.
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Many artifacts from Halab are now displayed in museums around the world.
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Tourists visit Halab to explore its famous citadel and historic architecture.
Synonyms
A city in northwest Syria known for its old buildings and markets
Surface Forms
Etymology
Halab comes from Arabic and is often linked to the root halab, which means 'to milk'. A popular story says a she-camel gave milk there, so people called it the 'place of milk', and that is why Halab is the old name for the city now called Aleppo.