bulwark in Latin
bulwark in Latin is agger, arx — bulwark means a strong wall built for defence.
bulwark in Latin
agger
A defensive wall or rampart.
arx
A defense or safeguard.
What does "bulwark" mean?
- noun A strong wall built for defence.
- noun Something or someone that protects against harm.
- noun A barrier built out into the sea to protect a coast or harbour from waves.
- noun The raised side of a ship above deck level, which stops waves and people from going overboard.
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What is "bulwark" in Latin?
"bulwark" in Latin is agger, arx. bulwark means: A strong wall built for defence.
Are there other ways to say "bulwark" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "bulwark": agger, arx.
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