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The Levant is a region in Western Asia along the Eastern Mediterranean coast that is considered part of the Middle East. The term is commonly used when discussing the area's history and culture.
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Vinony's link graph records 4,190 inbound references to レバント, and connects out to Arabic, South Asia and Kurds.
It sits within the topics Eastern Mediterranean, Geographical regions of the Arabian Peninsula and Geography of Cyprus.
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- Instance of
- cultural region
- Part of
- Middle East
- Has part
- Southern Levant
- Demonym
- Levantine
- Continent
- Asia
- Population
- 44550926
- Body of water
- Levantine Sea
- Shares border with
- Arabian Peninsula
- Highest point
- Qurnat as Sawda'
- Location
- Eastern Mediterranean
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- Category:Levant
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- Fertile Crescent
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- history of the ancient Levant
- language used
- Greek
- partially coincident with
- Near East
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レバントまたはレヴァント（Levant）とは、東部地中海沿岸地方の歴史的な名称。厳密な定義はないが、広義にはトルコ、シリア、レバノン、イスラエル、エジプトを含む地域。現代ではやや狭く、シリア、レバノン、ヨルダン、イスラエルおよびパレスチナ自治区を含む地域（歴史的シリア）を指すことが多い。歴史学では、先史時代・古代・中世にかけてのこれらの地域を指す。 レヴァントは英語の発音だが、もとはフランス語のルヴァン (Levant) で、「（太陽が）上る」を意味する動詞「lever」の現在分詞「levant」の固有名詞化である。
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