innkeeper in Latin
innkeeper in Latin is caupō — innkeeper means a person who owns or manages an inn.
innkeeper in Latin
caupō
The person responsible for the running of an inn, usually the proprietor.
What does "innkeeper" mean?
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noun A person who owns or manages an inn.
"The innkeeper greeted us warmly and showed us to our room."
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innkeeper in a sentence
- The innkeeper greeted us warmly and showed us to our room.
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What is "innkeeper" in Latin?
"innkeeper" in Latin is caupō. innkeeper means: A person who owns or manages an inn.
How do you use "innkeeper" in a sentence?
Example: "The innkeeper greeted us warmly and showed us to our room." In Latin, "innkeeper" is caupō.
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