utica

• Nombre propio referido a una ciudad del centro del estado de Nueva York o a una antigua ciudad de la costa norte de África, destruida por los árabes hacia el año 700 d.C.

A proper noun referring to a city in central New York, or an ancient city on the north coast of Africa that was destroyed by Arabs around 700 AD.

incontable · nombre propio

1. City in New YorkB1formalamerican

   A city located in central New York State, situated on the Mohawk River.

   Útica (ciudad de Nueva York)

   • Utica is known for its diverse culinary scene, especially its Italian cuisine.
   • He moved to Utica for a job opportunity in the manufacturing sector.
   • The city of Utica has a rich history tied to the Erie Canal.

2. Ancient city in North AfricaC1formal

   An ancient Phoenician and Roman city located on the north coast of Africa, northwest of Carthage.

   Útica (ciudad antigua)

   • Utica was an important trading hub in the ancient Mediterranean world.
   • The ruins of Utica provide valuable insights into Roman urban planning.
   • Utica was destroyed by Arab invaders around 700 AD.