Azof was marked on the old map near the mouth of the Don River.

Early 19th-century maps sometimes labeled the Sea of Azof as a rich fishing ground.

The pharmacist warned that azofloxin should only be dispensed with a prescription.

The sailor's log mentioned a voyage across the Sea of Azoff in 1791.

Historians debated whether Azoff referred to the coastal fortress or the wider region.

During the microscopy session, the technician used azoflavine to highlight the bacterial colonies.

The pharmacist warned that azofloxine, an alternative form of azophloxin, can cause allergic reactions in sensitive patients.