Dallas in Latin

Dallas in Latin is Dallāsium — Dallas means a large city in Texas, also a surname, given name, and the name of a small village in Scotland from which the surname originates.

Dallas in Latin

Dallāsium

proper noun

A large city, the county seat of Dallas County, in northeastern Texas.

What does "Dallas" mean?

name A large city in Texas, also a surname, given name, and the name of a small village in Scotland from which the surname originates.
"They flew into Dallas for a business conference."

Dallas in a sentence

They flew into Dallas for a business conference.

Common Latin translations

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Frequently asked questions

What is "Dallas" in Latin?

"Dallas" in Latin is Dallāsium. Dallas means: A large city in Texas, also a surname, given name, and the name of a small village in Scotland from which the surname originates.

How do you use "Dallas" in a sentence?

Example: "They flew into Dallas for a business conference." In Latin, "Dallas" is Dallāsium.

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