The word 'citadel' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a fortress or fortified place, often used for military defense or as a government center. One example of using 'citadel' in a sentence could be: The citadel stood strong against the enemy's attacks, protecting the city within its walls.
Anything with "108" in it was deemed to be very propitious in India and the east, and so it was a favourite unit in which to design a citadel or a wall.
The internet company has unveiled navigable images of the ancient monument and other Egyptian attractions – including the pyramids of Saqqara, Saladin's citadel, and the ancient city of Abu Mena.
Mr Hughes said, "We decided through the ballot box to storm the Labour citadel, and we've done it - the Alliance has shown that the people are ready to trust us and are ready for a new start".
A stone citadel built in 1781 to repel bandits, the Ajyad fortress's demolition sparked an international outcry in 2002, but this was quickly rebuffed by the Saudi Islamic affairs minister.
"It's the almost 400-year-old citadel which Copenhageners now mainly use for walking and running trips".
As the hip-hop revolution marched on the citadel of white corporate power, it had to have its great purge, and no purge could be bloodier than the east coast/west coast beef, personalised and then embodied in the Biggie/Tupac stand-off.
Then a Japanese scientist caused further alarm: he claimed that Machu Picchu was slipping downhill, only to say later that he had been misquoted when officials affirmed that the citadel was resting solidly on a granite block.But the biggest long-term threat is Machu Picchu's fast-growing popularity with tourists.
The ancient citadel and souqs are impossible to reach; the latter have been badly burned and damaged in the fighting.
A day after being sworn in as Peru's new president with a dozen Latin American heads of state in attendance, Alejandro Toledo flew to the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu "to give thanks for the force and courage that the Apus [mountain gods] and the earth gave me".
Karnataka was to have been its "southern citadel", a base to reach the other big southern states of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala.
The increasing weight of their attack on Germany's European citadel has already earned the warm appreciation of Stalin.
