Berkeley in Latin
Berkeley in Latin is Berkeleia — Berkeley means an English surname and place name, also a city in California, home to the University of California, Berkeley.
Berkeley in Latin
Berkeleia
A city in Alameda County, California.
What does "Berkeley" mean?
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name An English surname and place name, also a city in California, home to the University of California, Berkeley.
"She studied physics at Berkeley."
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Berkeley in a sentence
- She studied physics at Berkeley.
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What is "Berkeley" in Latin?
"Berkeley" in Latin is Berkeleia. Berkeley means: An English surname and place name, also a city in California, home to the University of California, Berkeley.
How do you use "Berkeley" in a sentence?
Example: "She studied physics at Berkeley." In Latin, "Berkeley" is Berkeleia.
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