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algab

Algab is a transliteration variant that most often refers to Al-Ghab, a geographic region in northwestern Syria. The core area is the Al-Ghab Plain, a fertile corridor along the Orontes River situated in the Hama Governorate and near the boundary with Idlib. The plain has long been an agricultural heartland in the region, supported by irrigation networks and a climate suitable for cereals, vegetables, and orchards. In maps and scholarly works, Algab can appear as an alternate spelling of Al-Ghab or Al-Ghāb.

Linguistic usage: Algab also surfaces as a surname or given name in some Arabic-speaking communities, reflecting

Usage notes: Outside geographic or onomastic contexts, Algab is not established as a standard term in science,

toponymic
origins
tied
to
the
same
region.
Variants
in
transliteration
are
common,
and
the
spelling
may
vary
across
languages
and
historical
periods.
technology,
or
culture.
When
encountered
in
texts,
it
is
usually
a
variant
spelling
of
the
geographic
name
Al-Ghab
or
a
toponymic
surname;
context
will
determine
its
precise
reference.
See
also
Al-Ghab;
related
spellings
include
Al-Ghab
Plain,
Ghāb,
and
other
transliterations.