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Alsatia

Alsatia

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A region in northeastern France that has villages, vineyards, and a mix of French and German culture
  • proper noun
translation icon : Alsacia
  • Many tourists visit Alsatia each year to explore its picturesque villages and vineyards.

Examples

  • The wines produced in Alsatia are considered among the best in the world.

  • He studied the unique blend of cultures found in Alsatia during his trip to France.

  • I visited Alsatia last summer.

  • The wines from Alsatia are exceptional.

  • Many tourists visit Alsatia each year to explore its picturesque villages and vineyards.

  • The wines produced in Alsatia are considered among the best in the world.

  • He studied the unique blend of cultures found in Alsatia during his trip to France.

Synonyms

Alsace
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A region in northeastern France known for white wines and a mix of French and German culture

is the same region but uses a different name form
Elsass
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A region in northeast France famous for wine and mixed French and German culture

is used under a different language name by other speakers

Surface Forms

Alsatia main

Etymology

Alsatia is an older name for the region now called Alsace, on the border of France and Germany. The name brings to mind the area's mixed French and German culture and its famous vineyards, which is why Alsatia refers to that specific region.