Arabian in Latin
Arabian in Latin is Arabicus — Arabian means relating to Arabia or its people and culture.
Arabian in Latin
Arabicus
Related to Arabia.
What does "Arabian" mean?
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adj Relating to Arabia or its people and culture.
"The hotel lobby was decorated in an Arabian style, with brass lamps and mosaic tiles."
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noun A person from Arabia, or an Arabian horse — a breed known for its speed and endurance.
"The stable specialized in breeding Arabians for endurance racing."
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Arabian in a sentence
- The hotel lobby was decorated in an Arabian style, with brass lamps and mosaic tiles.
- She studied Arabian history at university.
- The stable specialized in breeding Arabians for endurance racing.
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What is "Arabian" in Latin?
"Arabian" in Latin is Arabicus. Arabian means: Relating to Arabia or its people and culture.
How do you use "Arabian" in a sentence?
Example: "The hotel lobby was decorated in an Arabian style, with brass lamps and mosaic tiles." In Latin, "Arabian" is Arabicus.
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