Chicago in Latin
Chicago in Latin is Sicagum — Chicago means a major city in Illinois, USA, on the shore of Lake Michigan.
Chicago in Latin
Sicagum
A large city, the county seat of Cook County, in northeastern Illinois, United States, located on Lake Michigan.
What does "Chicago" mean?
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name A major city in Illinois, USA, on the shore of Lake Michigan.
"They flew into Chicago for a long weekend of deep-dish pizza and jazz."
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- They flew into Chicago for a long weekend of deep-dish pizza and jazz.
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What is "Chicago" in Latin?
"Chicago" in Latin is Sicagum. Chicago means: A major city in Illinois, USA, on the shore of Lake Michigan.
How do you use "Chicago" in a sentence?
Example: "They flew into Chicago for a long weekend of deep-dish pizza and jazz." In Latin, "Chicago" is Sicagum.
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