Louis in Latin
Louis in Latin is Ludovicus, Aloysius — Louis means a male given name of French origin, used for centuries by French kings.
Louis in Latin
Ludovicus
Aloysius
What does "Louis" mean?
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name A male given name of French origin, used for centuries by French kings.
"The name Louis was shared by eighteen kings of France."
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noun A gold or silver coin issued under the French kings, especially the gold louis d'or.
"Traders once priced goods in livres and louis d'or."
Louis in a sentence
- The name Louis was shared by eighteen kings of France.
- Traders once priced goods in livres and louis d'or.
Common Latin translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Louis" in Latin?
"Louis" in Latin is Ludovicus, Aloysius. Louis means: A male given name of French origin, used for centuries by French kings.
How do you use "Louis" in a sentence?
Example: "The name Louis was shared by eighteen kings of France." In Latin, "Louis" is Ludovicus, Aloysius.
Are there other ways to say "Louis" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Louis": Ludovicus, Aloysius.
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