Frankfort in Latin
Frankfort in Latin is Francofurtum — Frankfort means one of five places found across the United States, among them a Clinton County, Indiana city, Kentucky's capital and Franklin County's seat, and a Waldo County, Maine town.
Frankfort in Latin
Francofurtum
What does "Frankfort" mean?
- name One of five places found across the United States, among them a Clinton County, Indiana city, Kentucky's capital and Franklin County's seat, and a Waldo County, Maine town.
- name The name of a city that is the county seat of Clinton County, Indiana.
- name Kentucky's capital city, and the seat of Franklin County.
- name The name of a town in Waldo County, Maine.
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What is "Frankfort" in Latin?
"Frankfort" in Latin is Francofurtum. Frankfort means: One of five places found across the United States, among them a Clinton County, Indiana city, Kentucky's capital and Franklin County's seat, and a Waldo County, Maine town.
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