Brandenburg in Latin
Brandenburg in Latin is Brandenburgum, Brandenburgia — Brandenburg means a state in northeastern Germany surrounding Berlin, and historically a major territory of Prussia.
Brandenburg in Latin
Brandenburgum
A state in the northeast of Germany.
Brandenburgia
A state in the northeast of Germany.
Brandenburgia
A home rule city, the county seat of Meade County, Kentucky, United States.
Brandenburgum
A home rule city, the county seat of Meade County, Kentucky, United States.
What does "Brandenburg" mean?
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name A state in northeastern Germany surrounding Berlin, and historically a major territory of Prussia.
"They drove through the forests of Brandenburg on the way to Berlin."
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noun An ornamental looped fastening or braided trim on the front of a coat, especially in military-style uniforms.
"The officer's jacket was trimmed with elaborate brandenburgs down the front."
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Brandenburg in a sentence
- They drove through the forests of Brandenburg on the way to Berlin.
- The officer's jacket was trimmed with elaborate brandenburgs down the front.
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What is "Brandenburg" in Latin?
"Brandenburg" in Latin is Brandenburgum, Brandenburgia. Brandenburg means: A state in northeastern Germany surrounding Berlin, and historically a major territory of Prussia.
How do you use "Brandenburg" in a sentence?
Example: "They drove through the forests of Brandenburg on the way to Berlin." In Latin, "Brandenburg" is Brandenburgum, Brandenburgia.
Are there other ways to say "Brandenburg" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Brandenburg": Brandenburgum, Brandenburgia.
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