Linz in Latin
Linz in Latin is Lentia — Linz means the capital of Upper Austria and the third-largest city in Austria.
Linz in Latin
Lentia
The capital of, and largest city in, the state of Upper Austria, Austria, and the third-largest city in the country.
What does "Linz" mean?
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name The capital of Upper Austria and the third-largest city in Austria.
"They stopped in Linz on their river cruise down the Danube."
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name A small town in northern Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, popular with tourists along the Rhine.
"The German Linz is much smaller and quieter than its Austrian namesake."
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Linz in a sentence
- They stopped in Linz on their river cruise down the Danube.
- The German Linz is much smaller and quieter than its Austrian namesake.
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What is "Linz" in Latin?
"Linz" in Latin is Lentia. Linz means: The capital of Upper Austria and the third-largest city in Austria.
How do you use "Linz" in a sentence?
Example: "They stopped in Linz on their river cruise down the Danube." In Latin, "Linz" is Lentia.
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