Dover in Latin
Dover in Latin is Dubris — Dover means a port town in Kent, England, the closest point to France, and the name of numerous other towns worldwide including the capital of Delaware.
Dover in Latin
Dubris
What does "Dover" mean?
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name A port town in Kent, England, the closest point to France, and the name of numerous other towns worldwide including the capital of Delaware.
"They took the ferry from Dover across the Channel."
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Dover in a sentence
- They took the ferry from Dover across the Channel.
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What is "Dover" in Latin?
"Dover" in Latin is Dubris. Dover means: A port town in Kent, England, the closest point to France, and the name of numerous other towns worldwide including the capital of Delaware.
How do you use "Dover" in a sentence?
Example: "They took the ferry from Dover across the Channel." In Latin, "Dover" is Dubris.
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