foreigner in Latin
foreigner in Latin is barbarus, extraneus, alienus — foreigner means a person from a country other than the one they are currently in.
foreigner in Latin
barbarus
A person from a foreign country.
extraneus
A person from a foreign country.
alienus
A person from a foreign country.
peregrīnus
A person from a foreign country.
What does "foreigner" mean?
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noun A person from a country other than the one they are currently in.
"Though foreigners did play some part in fighting as mercenaries for Gadhafi during the bloody Libyan war, the IOM and local leaders in Chad say the vast majority of Chadians, like Mohammed, were working to send remittances home."
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- Though foreigners did play some part in fighting as mercenaries for Gadhafi during the bloody Libyan war, the IOM and local leaders in Chad say the vast majority of Chadians, like Mohammed, were working to send remittances home.
- For a student of American history and a foreigner like myself, it is easier to understand all these extremisms of conscience.
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What is "foreigner" in Latin?
"foreigner" in Latin is barbarus, extraneus, alienus. foreigner means: A person from a country other than the one they are currently in.
Are there other ways to say "foreigner" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "foreigner": barbarus, extraneus, alienus, peregrīnus.
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