Alabama in Greek
Alabama in Greek is Αλαμπάμα — Alabama means a Muscogee-speaking Indigenous people originally from central Alabama, or a member of that people.
Alabama in Greek
Αλαμπάμα
Pronounced: Alabama
A state of the United States. Capital: Montgomery. Largest city: Birmingham.
What does "Alabama" mean?
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noun A Muscogee-speaking Indigenous people originally from central Alabama, or a member of that people.
"The Alabama people gave their name to the river and, eventually, the U.S. state."
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Alabama in a sentence
- The Alabama people gave their name to the river and, eventually, the U.S. state.
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What is "Alabama" in Greek?
"Alabama" in Greek is Αλαμπάμα. Alabama means: A Muscogee-speaking Indigenous people originally from central Alabama, or a member of that people.
How do you pronounce Αλαμπάμα?
"Alabama" in Greek is Αλαμπάμα, pronounced "Alabama".
How do you use "Alabama" in a sentence?
Example: "The Alabama people gave their name to the river and, eventually, the U.S. state." In Greek, "Alabama" is Αλαμπάμα.
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