Lincoln in Latin
Lincoln in Latin is Lincolnia — Lincoln means an American brand of luxury automobiles.
Lincoln in Latin
Lincolnia
The capital city of Nebraska, and the county seat of Lancaster County.
What does "Lincoln" mean?
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noun An American brand of luxury automobiles.
"He drove a black Lincoln to the ceremony."
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noun A US five-dollar bill, so called because it bears a portrait of Abraham Lincoln.
"He handed the cashier a couple of Lincolns."
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Lincoln in a sentence
- He drove a black Lincoln to the ceremony.
- He handed the cashier a couple of Lincolns.
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What is "Lincoln" in Latin?
"Lincoln" in Latin is Lincolnia. Lincoln means: An American brand of luxury automobiles.
How do you use "Lincoln" in a sentence?
Example: "He drove a black Lincoln to the ceremony." In Latin, "Lincoln" is Lincolnia.
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