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Madurai
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Ma·du·rai  (mäd-r, mdy-r)
A city of southern India south-southwest of Chennai (Madras). It is a Hindu pilgrimage site and an educational and cultural center with varied industries. Population: 922,000.
Madurai [ˈmædjʊˌraɪ]
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(Placename) a city in S India, in S Tamil Nadu: centre of Dravidian culture for over 2000 years; cotton industry. Pop.: 940 989 (1991) Former name Madura
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