Hamburg in Latin
Hamburg in Latin is Hamburgum — Hamburg means the second-largest city in Germany and one of its constituent states, a major port on the Elbe River.
Hamburg in Latin
Hamburgum
The second largest city in, and a state of, Germany.
What does "Hamburg" mean?
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name The second-largest city in Germany and one of its constituent states, a major port on the Elbe River.
"Container ships from around the world dock in the port of Hamburg."
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noun Ground beef, or a patty made from it, especially before it is served in a bun.
"She bought a pound of hamburg for the meatloaf."
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Hamburg in a sentence
- Container ships from around the world dock in the port of Hamburg.
- She bought a pound of hamburg for the meatloaf.
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What is "Hamburg" in Latin?
"Hamburg" in Latin is Hamburgum. Hamburg means: The second-largest city in Germany and one of its constituent states, a major port on the Elbe River.
How do you use "Hamburg" in a sentence?
Example: "Container ships from around the world dock in the port of Hamburg." In Latin, "Hamburg" is Hamburgum.
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