inland in Latin
inland in Latin is mediterrāneus — inland means located away from the coast, in the interior of a country.
inland in Latin
mediterrāneus
Within the land; relatively remote from the ocean or from open water; interior.
What does "inland" mean?
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adj Located away from the coast, in the interior of a country.
"They moved from the coast to a small inland town."
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adv Toward or into the interior of a country, away from the sea.
"The storm pushed the ship several miles inland."
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inland in a sentence
- They moved from the coast to a small inland town.
- The storm pushed the ship several miles inland.
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What is "inland" in Latin?
"inland" in Latin is mediterrāneus. inland means: Located away from the coast, in the interior of a country.
How do you use "inland" in a sentence?
Example: "They moved from the coast to a small inland town." In Latin, "inland" is mediterrāneus.
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