mainland in Latin
mainland in Latin is continens — mainland means the main continuous landmass of a country or region, as opposed to its islands.
mainland in Latin
continens
The continent; the principal land, as distinguished from islands or a peninsula.
What does "mainland" mean?
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noun The main continuous landmass of a country or region, as opposed to its islands.
"They took a ferry from the island back to the mainland."
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mainland in a sentence
- They took a ferry from the island back to the mainland.
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What is "mainland" in Latin?
"mainland" in Latin is continens. mainland means: The main continuous landmass of a country or region, as opposed to its islands.
How do you use "mainland" in a sentence?
Example: "They took a ferry from the island back to the mainland." In Latin, "mainland" is continens.
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