Kochi in Latin
Kochi in Latin is Cochinum — Kochi means a city in the Indian state of Kerala, a major port on the southwest coast.
Kochi in Latin
Cochinum
A city in Kerala, in southwestern India.
What does "Kochi" mean?
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name A city in the Indian state of Kerala, a major port on the southwest coast.
"The spice trade once made Kochi one of the busiest ports in India."
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noun A member of a nomadic pastoral people, mainly Ghilji Pashtuns, who traditionally move their herds seasonally across Afghanistan.
"The Kochi moved their flocks to lower pastures before winter set in."
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Kochi in a sentence
- The spice trade once made Kochi one of the busiest ports in India.
- They watched the sunset over the Chinese fishing nets in Kochi.
- The Kochi moved their flocks to lower pastures before winter set in.
- Kochi families have herded sheep and goats across these routes for generations.
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What is "Kochi" in Latin?
"Kochi" in Latin is Cochinum. Kochi means: A city in the Indian state of Kerala, a major port on the southwest coast.
How do you use "Kochi" in a sentence?
Example: "The spice trade once made Kochi one of the busiest ports in India." In Latin, "Kochi" is Cochinum.
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