Ahmedabad
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Ah·ma·da·bad
or Ah·me·da·bad (ä′mə-də-bäd′) A city of northwest India north of Mumbai. Founded in 1411 as the capital of a Gujarat kingdom, it is a commercial and cultural center with many outstanding mosques, temples, and tombs.
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Ahmedabad
(ˈɑːmədəˌbɑːd) orAhmadabad
n
(Placename) a city in W India, in Gujarat: famous for its mosque. Pop: 3 515 361 (2001)
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Ah•med•a•bad
or Ah•mad•a•bad
(ˌɑ məd ɑˈbɑd)n.
a city in E Gujarat state, in W India, N of Bombay. 2,954,526.
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