Capri in Latin
Capri in Latin is Capreae — Capri means a deep shade of sky blue, named after the Italian island of Capri.
Capri in Latin
Capreae
An island in the Bay of Naples; part of Campania.
What does "Capri" mean?
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noun A deep shade of sky blue, named after the Italian island of Capri.
"The walls were painted a bright capri blue."
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noun Used attributively for cropped trousers ("capri pants") that end mid-calf.
"She wore capri pants and sandals for the summer stroll."
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Capri in a sentence
- The walls were painted a bright capri blue.
- She wore capri pants and sandals for the summer stroll.
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What is "Capri" in Latin?
"Capri" in Latin is Capreae. Capri means: A deep shade of sky blue, named after the Italian island of Capri.
How do you use "Capri" in a sentence?
Example: "The walls were painted a bright capri blue." In Latin, "Capri" is Capreae.
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