Dunkirk in Latin
Dunkirk in Latin is Dunquerca — Dunkirk means a port town in northern France, the site of a major Allied evacuation in 1940.
Dunkirk in Latin
Dunquerca
A town in Nord department, Hauts-de-France, France.
What does "Dunkirk" mean?
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name A port town in northern France, the site of a major Allied evacuation in 1940.
"Hundreds of small boats helped rescue soldiers from Dunkirk."
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Dunkirk in a sentence
- Hundreds of small boats helped rescue soldiers from Dunkirk.
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What is "Dunkirk" in Latin?
"Dunkirk" in Latin is Dunquerca. Dunkirk means: A port town in northern France, the site of a major Allied evacuation in 1940.
How do you use "Dunkirk" in a sentence?
Example: "Hundreds of small boats helped rescue soldiers from Dunkirk." In Latin, "Dunkirk" is Dunquerca.
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