noun
- Plural of medina; the old walled city or historic quarter of a North African town, especially in Morocco, Algeria, or Tunisia.
Usage: Often capitalized when referring to a specific medina (e.g., Medina of Fez).; Commonly used in travel and cultural contexts.
Examples
- The medinas of Morocco are famous for their narrow winding streets and traditional markets.
- Tourists often get lost exploring the medinas, but that's part of the charm.
- Many medinas have been designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
- The medinas preserve centuries of Islamic and Arab architecture.
- Walking through the medinas at sunset offers a glimpse into traditional North African life.