Montgomery in Latin
Montgomery in Latin is Mons Gomerici — Montgomery means a surname and given name of Norman French origin, notably borne by British Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, and the name of the capital city of Alabama.
Montgomery in Latin
Mons Gomerici
The capital city of Alabama, and the county seat of Montgomery County.
What does "Montgomery" mean?
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name A surname and given name of Norman French origin, notably borne by British Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, and the name of the capital city of Alabama.
"Montgomery is the capital of Alabama and was once the capital of the Confederacy."
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Montgomery in a sentence
- Montgomery is the capital of Alabama and was once the capital of the Confederacy.
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What is "Montgomery" in Latin?
"Montgomery" in Latin is Mons Gomerici. Montgomery means: A surname and given name of Norman French origin, notably borne by British Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, and the name of the capital city of Alabama.
How do you use "Montgomery" in a sentence?
Example: "Montgomery is the capital of Alabama and was once the capital of the Confederacy." In Latin, "Montgomery" is Mons Gomerici.
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