Californian in Latin
Californian in Latin is californicus — Californian means coming from, belonging to, or typical of the U.S. state of California.
Californian in Latin
californicus
Of or relating to California.
What does "Californian" mean?
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adj Coming from, belonging to, or typical of the U.S. state of California.
"She has a laid-back, Californian attitude toward deadlines."
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noun Someone who was born in, or lives in, California.
"As a lifelong Californian, he'd never seen snow until college."
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Californian in a sentence
- She has a laid-back, Californian attitude toward deadlines.
- The wine is made from a classic Californian grape blend.
- As a lifelong Californian, he'd never seen snow until college.
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What is "Californian" in Latin?
"Californian" in Latin is californicus. Californian means: Coming from, belonging to, or typical of the U.S. state of California.
How do you use "Californian" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a laid-back, Californian attitude toward deadlines." In Latin, "Californian" is californicus.
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