Greenland in Latin
Greenland in Latin is Groenlandia — Greenland means a large, largely ice-covered self-governing territory of Denmark, located in North America.
Greenland in Latin
Groenlandia
A large self-governing dependent territory of Denmark, in North America.
What does "Greenland" mean?
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name A large, largely ice-covered self-governing territory of Denmark, located in North America.
"What’s been less well understood is how President Trump’s idle musing has added another chapter to the long history of Greenland and its people being viewed simply as a resource to be exploited by larger powers."
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Greenland in a sentence
- What’s been less well understood is how President Trump’s idle musing has added another chapter to the long history of Greenland and its people being viewed simply as a resource to be exploited by larger powers.
- Most of Greenland's interior is covered by a massive ice sheet.
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What is "Greenland" in Latin?
"Greenland" in Latin is Groenlandia. Greenland means: A large, largely ice-covered self-governing territory of Denmark, located in North America.
How do you use "Greenland" in a sentence?
Example: "Most of Greenland's interior is covered by a massive ice sheet." In Latin, "Greenland" is Groenlandia.
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