Mordred in Latin
Mordred in Latin is Modredus — Mordred means in Arthurian legend, the illegitimate son of King Arthur who ultimately killed him in battle.
Mordred in Latin
Modredus
(Arthurian mythology) The illegitimate son of King Arthur, who ultimately killed him in battle.
What does "Mordred" mean?
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name In Arthurian legend, the illegitimate son of King Arthur who ultimately killed him in battle.
"Mordred betrayed his father and brought about the fall of Camelot."
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Mordred in a sentence
- Mordred betrayed his father and brought about the fall of Camelot.
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What is "Mordred" in Latin?
"Mordred" in Latin is Modredus. Mordred means: In Arthurian legend, the illegitimate son of King Arthur who ultimately killed him in battle.
How do you use "Mordred" in a sentence?
Example: "Mordred betrayed his father and brought about the fall of Camelot." In Latin, "Mordred" is Modredus.
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