utica

• Nom propre désignant soit une ville de l'État de New York aux États-Unis, soit une ancienne cité d'Afrique du Nord, détruite par les Arabes vers l'an 700.

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.

indénombrable · nom propre

1. City in New YorkB1formalamerican

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

   Utica (ville de l'État de New 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.

   Utique

   • 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.