Original sentence: Başkale (or Bashkala; Armenian: Ադամակերտ or Adamakert; Kurdish: Elbak)  is a town and district located in south-eastern Turkey in Van Province.Since the late 19th century AD Turks have called it Başkale, meaning "head fortress", 'head' referring to its location at the head of a valley.The Armenians called it Adamakert (circa 100BC-18AD), meaning "Adam's city".Urartians named the town Adamma (circa 900-300BC)
Edited sentence: ) (meaning: "head fortress").)(meaning: Adam's city), Turks renamed as Başkale (since the late XVIII A.), Armenians as Adamakert (I B.- XVIII A.Turkish: Başkale (or Bashkala), Armenian: Ադամակերտ (Adamakert), Kurdish: Elbak  is a town and district located in south-eastern Turkey in Van Province.Urartians named it as Adamma (IX-III B