Dijon in Latin
Dijon in Latin is Diviō — Dijon means a smooth, tangy mustard made with white wine instead of vinegar, named after the French city.
Dijon in Latin
Diviō
The capital city of Côte-d'Or department, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France.
What does "Dijon" mean?
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noun A smooth, tangy mustard made with white wine instead of vinegar, named after the French city.
"She spread Dijon mustard on the sandwich."
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- She spread Dijon mustard on the sandwich.
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What is "Dijon" in Latin?
"Dijon" in Latin is Diviō. Dijon means: A smooth, tangy mustard made with white wine instead of vinegar, named after the French city.
How do you use "Dijon" in a sentence?
Example: "She spread Dijon mustard on the sandwich." In Latin, "Dijon" is Diviō.
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