Glastonbury in Latin
Glastonbury in Latin is Glastonia — Glastonbury means a town in Somerset, England, known for its ancient abbey and its huge annual music festival.
Glastonbury in Latin
Glastonia
A town and civil parish with a town council in Somerset, England, previously in Mendip district (OS grid ref ST5039).
What does "Glastonbury" mean?
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name A town in Somerset, England, known for its ancient abbey and its huge annual music festival.
"Thousands of fans camp out every year at Glastonbury."
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Glastonbury in a sentence
- Thousands of fans camp out every year at Glastonbury.
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What is "Glastonbury" in Latin?
"Glastonbury" in Latin is Glastonia. Glastonbury means: A town in Somerset, England, known for its ancient abbey and its huge annual music festival.
How do you use "Glastonbury" in a sentence?
Example: "Thousands of fans camp out every year at Glastonbury." In Latin, "Glastonbury" is Glastonia.
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