Anjou in Latin
Anjou in Latin is Andegavensis Ager — Anjou means a variety of pear with green or red skin and a sweet, mild flavor.
Anjou in Latin
Andegavensis Ager
(historical) A former county, duchy and province in the northwest of modern-day France.
What does "Anjou" mean?
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noun A variety of pear with green or red skin and a sweet, mild flavor.
"She packed an Anjou pear for lunch."
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name A historic region and former province in northwestern France.
"The counts of Anjou once ruled a vast swathe of medieval France and England."
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Anjou in a sentence
- She packed an Anjou pear for lunch.
- Anjou pears hold their shape well when baked.
- The counts of Anjou once ruled a vast swathe of medieval France and England.
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What is "Anjou" in Latin?
"Anjou" in Latin is Andegavensis Ager. Anjou means: A variety of pear with green or red skin and a sweet, mild flavor.
How do you use "Anjou" in a sentence?
Example: "She packed an Anjou pear for lunch." In Latin, "Anjou" is Andegavensis Ager.
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