Corsica in Latin
Corsica in Latin is Corsica — Corsica means a French island in the Mediterranean Sea, birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte.
Corsica in Latin
Corsica
An island and administrative region of France, in the Mediterranean to the north of Sardinia.
What does "Corsica" mean?
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name A French island in the Mediterranean Sea, birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte.
"They hiked along the rugged coastline of Corsica."
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Corsica in a sentence
- They hiked along the rugged coastline of Corsica.
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What is "Corsica" in Latin?
"Corsica" in Latin is Corsica. Corsica means: A French island in the Mediterranean Sea, birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte.
How do you use "Corsica" in a sentence?
Example: "They hiked along the rugged coastline of Corsica." In Latin, "Corsica" is Corsica.
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