Augusta in Latin
Augusta in Latin is Augusta — Augusta means a feminine given name of Latin origin, and a place name for several cities, including the capital of Maine.
Augusta in Latin
Augusta
The capital city of Maine, United States and the county seat of Kennebec County.
What does "Augusta" mean?
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name A feminine given name of Latin origin, and a place name for several cities, including the capital of Maine.
"The golf tournament is held every year in Augusta, Georgia."
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Augusta in a sentence
- The golf tournament is held every year in Augusta, Georgia.
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What is "Augusta" in Latin?
"Augusta" in Latin is Augusta. Augusta means: A feminine given name of Latin origin, and a place name for several cities, including the capital of Maine.
How do you use "Augusta" in a sentence?
Example: "The golf tournament is held every year in Augusta, Georgia." In Latin, "Augusta" is Augusta.
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