Ecuador in Latin
Ecuador in Latin is Aequatoria — Ecuador means a country on the northwestern coast of South America, home to the Galápagos Islands and named for the equator, which passes through it.
Ecuador in Latin
Aequatoria
A country in South America. Official name: Republic of Ecuador. Capital: Quito.
What does "Ecuador" mean?
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noun A country on the northwestern coast of South America, home to the Galápagos Islands and named for the equator, which passes through it.
"They traveled to Ecuador to hike in the Andes and visit the Galápagos."
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Ecuador in a sentence
- They traveled to Ecuador to hike in the Andes and visit the Galápagos.
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What is "Ecuador" in Latin?
"Ecuador" in Latin is Aequatoria. Ecuador means: A country on the northwestern coast of South America, home to the Galápagos Islands and named for the equator, which passes through it.
How do you use "Ecuador" in a sentence?
Example: "They traveled to Ecuador to hike in the Andes and visit the Galápagos." In Latin, "Ecuador" is Aequatoria.
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