Bavarian in Latin
Bavarian in Latin is bavaricus, Bavarus — Bavarian means relating to Bavaria, a state in southern Germany.
Bavarian in Latin
bavaricus
Of, from or relating to the state of Bavaria, Germany.
Bavarus
Of, from or relating to the state of Bavaria, Germany.
What does "Bavarian" mean?
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adj Relating to Bavaria, a state in southern Germany.
"They ordered a round of Bavarian beer at the festival."
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noun A soft, custard-like dessert, often flavoured with fruit.
"The bakery's raspberry Bavarian is their best-selling pastry."
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Bavarian in a sentence
- They ordered a round of Bavarian beer at the festival.
- She wore a traditional Bavarian dress to the party.
- The bakery's raspberry Bavarian is their best-selling pastry.
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What is "Bavarian" in Latin?
"Bavarian" in Latin is bavaricus, Bavarus. Bavarian means: Relating to Bavaria, a state in southern Germany.
How do you use "Bavarian" in a sentence?
Example: "They ordered a round of Bavarian beer at the festival." In Latin, "Bavarian" is bavaricus, Bavarus.
Are there other ways to say "Bavarian" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Bavarian": bavaricus, Bavarus.
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