manassas

(noun)

mə-ˈna-səs

Definitions

A city in northeastern Virginia, known for its historical significance during the American Civil War.
A tapestry of time, where the echoes of cannon fire linger in the whispers of the ancient trees.

Example: Manassas played a key role during the First Battle of Bull Run.
The site of two important Civil War battles, also known as the Battles of Bull Run.
A solemn ground where the pages of history turned with thunderous roars, amidst the dance of valor and shadows.

Example: The Manassas National Battlefield Park commemorates the battles fought there.

Named after Manasseh, a figure in the Bible, though the precise reason for this naming is unclear.

Manassas City, Manassas National Battlefield Park