1. (n.)Moravia Alberto (Alberto Pincherle), 1907–90, Italianwriter.
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Princeton's WordNet
1. (noun)Moravia a region in the central and eastern part of the Czech Republic; it lies to the east of Bohemia and to the west of the Carpathians
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The Nuttall Encyclopedia
1. Moravia a crownland in the N. of Austria, lying between the Moravian and the Carpathian Mountains, with Silesia on the N., Hungary on the E., Lower Austria on the S., and Bohemia on the W.; is mountainous, with lofty plains in the S., and is watered by the March, a tributary of the Danube; the valleys and plains are fertile; grain, beetroot, flax, hemp, and vines are grown; cattle and poultryrearing and bee-keeping occupy the peasantry; sugar, textiles, and tobacco are the chief manufactures; there are coal and iron mines, graphite and meerschaum are found; the capital is Brünn (94), which has woollen and leather industries; associated with Bohemia in 1029, Moravia passed with that country to Austria in 1526, its association with Bohemia terminating in 1849; the inhabitants are two-thirds Slavs and one-third German, and are mostly RomanCatholic.
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