Lorraine in Greek
Lorraine in Greek is Λωρραίνη — Lorraine means a historic region and former duchy in eastern France.
Lorraine in Greek
Λωρραίνη
Pronounced: Lorraini
A cultural region, former administrative region, and former duchy in eastern France; since 2016 part of the region of Grand Est region.
What does "Lorraine" mean?
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name A historic region and former duchy in eastern France.
"Quiche Lorraine takes its name from this region of France."
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name A female given name taken from the place name, often linked to Laura in people's minds.
"Lorraine was a popular girls' name in the mid-20th century."
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Lorraine in a sentence
- Quiche Lorraine takes its name from this region of France.
- Lorraine was a popular girls' name in the mid-20th century.
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What is "Lorraine" in Greek?
"Lorraine" in Greek is Λωρραίνη. Lorraine means: A historic region and former duchy in eastern France.
How do you pronounce Λωρραίνη?
"Lorraine" in Greek is Λωρραίνη, pronounced "Lorraini".
How do you use "Lorraine" in a sentence?
Example: "Quiche Lorraine takes its name from this region of France." In Greek, "Lorraine" is Λωρραίνη.
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