Jaffa in Latin
Jaffa in Latin is Joppē — Jaffa means a type of sweet, typically seedless orange named after the port city of Jaffa.
Jaffa in Latin
Joppē
A port in western Israel.
What does "Jaffa" mean?
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noun A type of sweet, typically seedless orange named after the port city of Jaffa.
"She packed a couple of Jaffas for the road trip."
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noun Cricket slang for an unplayable delivery that moves sharply and deceives the batsman.
"The bowler produced an absolute jaffa to take the final wicket."
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Jaffa in a sentence
- She packed a couple of Jaffas for the road trip.
- The bowler produced an absolute jaffa to take the final wicket.
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What is "Jaffa" in Latin?
"Jaffa" in Latin is Joppē. Jaffa means: A type of sweet, typically seedless orange named after the port city of Jaffa.
How do you use "Jaffa" in a sentence?
Example: "She packed a couple of Jaffas for the road trip." In Latin, "Jaffa" is Joppē.
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