Aquitaine

proper noun

Meaning

A historic region in southwestern France that once functioned as an independent duchy and is now part of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine administrative area.

Examples

The medieval history of Aquitaine is deeply intertwined with the English monarchy due to the marriage of Eleanor of Aquitaine.
Travelers often visit Aquitaine to explore the prehistoric cave paintings found in the Dordogne valley.

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Aquitaine

proper noun

Pronunciation: /ˌækwɪˈteɪn/

Definition

A historic region in southwestern France that once functioned as an independent duchy and is now part of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine administrative area.

Examples

The medieval history of Aquitaine is deeply intertwined with the English monarchy due to the marriage of Eleanor of Aquitaine.
Travelers often visit Aquitaine to explore the prehistoric cave paintings found in the Dordogne valley.

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