Ceres in Latin
Ceres in Latin is Cerēs, Ceres — Ceres means the Roman goddess of agriculture, and also the name of the largest object in the asteroid belt, classified as a dwarf planet.
Ceres in Latin
Cerēs
Ceres
What does "Ceres" mean?
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name The Roman goddess of agriculture, and also the name of the largest object in the asteroid belt, classified as a dwarf planet.
"Ceres was the Roman goddess who gave her name to the word "cereal.""
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- Ceres was the Roman goddess who gave her name to the word "cereal."
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What is "Ceres" in Latin?
"Ceres" in Latin is Cerēs, Ceres. Ceres means: The Roman goddess of agriculture, and also the name of the largest object in the asteroid belt, classified as a dwarf planet.
How do you use "Ceres" in a sentence?
Example: "Ceres was the Roman goddess who gave her name to the word "cereal."" In Latin, "Ceres" is Cerēs, Ceres.
Are there other ways to say "Ceres" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Ceres": Cerēs, Ceres.
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