American in Latin
American in Latin is amerī̆canus — American means a citizen or native of the United States.
American in Latin
amerī̆canus
amerī̆canus
What does "American" mean?
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noun A citizen or native of the United States.
"Millions of Americans travel abroad every summer."
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noun A person native to, or living in, any part of North, Central, or South America.
"The conference brought together delegates from across the Americas, all identifying as American in the broader sense."
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noun The form of English spoken in the United States.
"The novel was translated into American for its US edition, swapping "colour" for "color.""
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adj Relating to the United States, its people, or its culture.
"She has a strong American accent."
American in a sentence
- Millions of Americans travel abroad every summer.
- The conference brought together delegates from across the Americas, all identifying as American in the broader sense.
- The novel was translated into American for its US edition, swapping "colour" for "color."
- She has a strong American accent.
Common Latin translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "American" in Latin?
"American" in Latin is amerī̆canus. American means: A citizen or native of the United States.
How do you use "American" in a sentence?
Example: "Millions of Americans travel abroad every summer." In Latin, "American" is amerī̆canus.
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