Baghdad in Latin
Baghdad in Latin is Bagdatum, Bagdadum, Bagdetia — Baghdad means the capital and largest city of Iraq, on the banks of the Tigris River.
Baghdad in Latin
Bagdatum
The capital city of Iraq.
Bagdadum
The capital city of Iraq.
Bagdetia
The capital city of Iraq.
What does "Baghdad" mean?
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name The capital and largest city of Iraq, on the banks of the Tigris River.
"Baghdad has been a major centre of learning and trade since medieval times."
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name A governorate (administrative region) of Iraq centred on the city.
"The governorate of Baghdad includes the city and its surrounding suburbs."
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Baghdad in a sentence
- Baghdad has been a major centre of learning and trade since medieval times.
- The governorate of Baghdad includes the city and its surrounding suburbs.
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What is "Baghdad" in Latin?
"Baghdad" in Latin is Bagdatum, Bagdadum, Bagdetia. Baghdad means: The capital and largest city of Iraq, on the banks of the Tigris River.
How do you use "Baghdad" in a sentence?
Example: "Baghdad has been a major centre of learning and trade since medieval times." In Latin, "Baghdad" is Bagdatum, Bagdadum, Bagdetia.
Are there other ways to say "Baghdad" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "Baghdad": Bagdatum, Bagdadum, Bagdetia.
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