A coastal city in Italy, or a type of wooden anchor used in construction and engineering.
From Latin 'Ancona', the city name, which itself derives from Greek 'ankōn' (elbow), referring to the elbow-shaped promontory. Used in English for both the place and nautical/building contexts.
Ancona's harbor is shaped like an elbow jutting into the sea, which is exactly why the ancient Greeks named it after the word for elbow—geography naming itself.
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