Poitiers in Greek
Poitiers in Greek is Πουατιέ — Poitiers means a city in west-central France, historically significant and the site of several famous battles.
Poitiers in Greek
Πουατιέ
Pronounced: Pouatie
A city, the capital of Vienne department, Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, France.
What does "Poitiers" mean?
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name A city in west-central France, historically significant and the site of several famous battles.
"The Battle of Poitiers took place in 732 and again in 1356."
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Poitiers in a sentence
- The Battle of Poitiers took place in 732 and again in 1356.
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What is "Poitiers" in Greek?
"Poitiers" in Greek is Πουατιέ. Poitiers means: A city in west-central France, historically significant and the site of several famous battles.
How do you pronounce Πουατιέ?
"Poitiers" in Greek is Πουατιέ, pronounced "Pouatie".
How do you use "Poitiers" in a sentence?
Example: "The Battle of Poitiers took place in 732 and again in 1356." In Greek, "Poitiers" is Πουατιέ.
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