Gulf of Aqaba

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Definition

Proper noun: * A northeastern arm of the Red Sea: The Gulf of Aqaba is a long, narrow body of water located at the northern tip of the Red Sea. It is bordered by the Sinai Peninsula (Egypt) to the west and the Arabian Peninsula (Saudi Arabia) to the east, with Israel and Jordan meeting at its northern shore.

Usage

The term "Gulf of Aqaba" is used as a specific geographical name to refer to this particular gulf. It is a proper noun and is always capitalized. * The resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh is located on the Egyptian coast of the Gulf of Aqaba. * Marine biologists study the unique coral reefs in the Gulf of Aqaba. * The city of Aqaba in Jordan is a major port on the gulf.

Advanced Usage
  • Strategic and Economic Importance: The Gulf of Aqaba is often discussed in geopolitical, economic, and environmental contexts due to its strategic location, shipping lanes, and fragile marine ecosystems.
    • The stability of the Gulf of Aqaba is crucial for regional trade.
    • Environmental groups are working to protect the Gulf of Aqaba from pollution.
Variants and Related Words
  • Gulf of Eilat: An alternative name for the Gulf of Aqaba, commonly used in Israel, deriving from the Israeli city of Eilat on its northern shore.
Synonyms
  • Geographical synonyms: Gulf of Eilat.
  • Descriptive synonyms: Northeastern arm of the Red Sea.
Noun
  1. a northeastern arm of the Red Sea; between the Sinai Peninsula (Egypt) and Saudi Arabia

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