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Carlisle in Latin

Carlisle in Latin is Luguvalium — Carlisle means a city in Cumbria, northwest England, and a surname derived from it.

Carlisle in Latin

Luguvalium
proper noun

What does "Carlisle" mean?

  1. name A city in Cumbria, northwest England, and a surname derived from it.
    "Carlisle Castle has stood near the Scottish border for centuries."

Carlisle in a sentence

  • Carlisle Castle has stood near the Scottish border for centuries.

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What is "Carlisle" in Latin?

"Carlisle" in Latin is Luguvalium. Carlisle means: A city in Cumbria, northwest England, and a surname derived from it.

How do you use "Carlisle" in a sentence?

Example: "Carlisle Castle has stood near the Scottish border for centuries." In Latin, "Carlisle" is Luguvalium.

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