district in Latin
district in Latin is ager, regio, terra — district means an area defined for administrative, political, or geographic purposes.
district in Latin
ager
regio
terra
pāgus
An administrative division of an area.
What does "district" mean?
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noun An area defined for administrative, political, or geographic purposes.
"She represents a district in the north of the city."
district in a sentence
- She represents a district in the north of the city.
- The historic district is full of old brick buildings.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "district" in Latin?
"district" in Latin is ager, regio, terra. district means: An area defined for administrative, political, or geographic purposes.
How do you use "district" in a sentence?
Example: "She represents a district in the north of the city." In Latin, "district" is ager, regio, terra.
Are there other ways to say "district" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "district": ager, regio, terra, pāgus.
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