Czechoslovak in Latin
Czechoslovak in Latin is Bōhēmoslovēnicus — Czechoslovak means a person from Czechoslovakia, the former Central European country.
Czechoslovak in Latin
Bōhēmoslovēnicus
Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of Czechoslovakia or its people.
What does "Czechoslovak" mean?
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noun A person from Czechoslovakia, the former Central European country.
"Her father was a Czechoslovak who fled west in 1968."
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adj Relating to Czechoslovakia or its people.
"The Czechoslovak government dissolved peacefully in 1993, splitting into two nations."
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Czechoslovak in a sentence
- Her father was a Czechoslovak who fled west in 1968.
- The Czechoslovak government dissolved peacefully in 1993, splitting into two nations.
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What is "Czechoslovak" in Latin?
"Czechoslovak" in Latin is Bōhēmoslovēnicus. Czechoslovak means: A person from Czechoslovakia, the former Central European country.
How do you use "Czechoslovak" in a sentence?
Example: "Her father was a Czechoslovak who fled west in 1968." In Latin, "Czechoslovak" is Bōhēmoslovēnicus.
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