Indonesia in Latin
Indonesia in Latin is Indonesia — Indonesia means a large island nation in Southeast Asia, officially the Republic of Indonesia, with its capital at Jakarta.
Indonesia in Latin
Indonesia
A country and archipelago in maritime Southeast Asia. Official name: Republic of Indonesia (since 1950). Capital: Jakarta.
What does "Indonesia" mean?
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noun A large island nation in Southeast Asia, officially the Republic of Indonesia, with its capital at Jakarta.
"Indonesia is made up of thousands of islands, including Java and Sumatra."
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Indonesia in a sentence
- Indonesia is made up of thousands of islands, including Java and Sumatra.
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What is "Indonesia" in Latin?
"Indonesia" in Latin is Indonesia. Indonesia means: A large island nation in Southeast Asia, officially the Republic of Indonesia, with its capital at Jakarta.
How do you use "Indonesia" in a sentence?
Example: "Indonesia is made up of thousands of islands, including Java and Sumatra." In Latin, "Indonesia" is Indonesia.
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