Calais in Latin
Calais in Latin is Calētum — Calais means a port city in northern France, on the English Channel, close to England.
Calais in Latin
Calētum
A city in Pas-de-Calais department, Hauts-de-France, France.
What does "Calais" mean?
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name A port city in northern France, on the English Channel, close to England.
"Ferries cross the Channel between Dover and Calais."
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Calais in a sentence
- Ferries cross the Channel between Dover and Calais.
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What is "Calais" in Latin?
"Calais" in Latin is Calētum. Calais means: A port city in northern France, on the English Channel, close to England.
How do you use "Calais" in a sentence?
Example: "Ferries cross the Channel between Dover and Calais." In Latin, "Calais" is Calētum.
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