Adelaide in Latin
Adelaide in Latin is Adelais, Adelaida, Adelaidopolis — Adelaide means a female given name of Germanic origin, also the state capital of South Australia, named for Queen Adelaide.
Adelaide in Latin
Adelais
A en given name.
Adelaida
The state capital and largest city in South Australia.
Adelaidopolis
The state capital and largest city in South Australia.
What does "Adelaide" mean?
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name A female given name of Germanic origin, also the state capital of South Australia, named for Queen Adelaide.
"They flew into Adelaide for the wine festival."
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Adelaide in a sentence
- They flew into Adelaide for the wine festival.
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What is "Adelaide" in Latin?
"Adelaide" in Latin is Adelais, Adelaida, Adelaidopolis. Adelaide means: A female given name of Germanic origin, also the state capital of South Australia, named for Queen Adelaide.
How do you use "Adelaide" in a sentence?
Example: "They flew into Adelaide for the wine festival." In Latin, "Adelaide" is Adelais, Adelaida, Adelaidopolis.
Are there other ways to say "Adelaide" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "Adelaide": Adelais, Adelaida, Adelaidopolis.
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