Appalachian in Latin

Appalachian in Latin is appalachianus — Appalachian means relating to the Appalachian Mountains or the region and culture of Appalachia in the eastern United States.

Appalachian in Latin

appalachianus

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What does "Appalachian" mean?

adj Relating to the Appalachian Mountains or the region and culture of Appalachia in the eastern United States.
"Appalachian folk music blends Irish, Scottish, and African influences."
noun A person from the Appalachian region.
"Many Appalachians take pride in their region's distinct traditions."

Appalachian in a sentence

Appalachian folk music blends Irish, Scottish, and African influences.
Many Appalachians take pride in their region's distinct traditions.

Common Latin translations

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Frequently asked questions

What is "Appalachian" in Latin?

"Appalachian" in Latin is appalachianus. Appalachian means: Relating to the Appalachian Mountains or the region and culture of Appalachia in the eastern United States.

How do you use "Appalachian" in a sentence?

Example: "Appalachian folk music blends Irish, Scottish, and African influences." In Latin, "Appalachian" is appalachianus.

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