Netherlands in Latin
Netherlands in Latin is Nederlandia, Batā̆via — Netherlands means a country in Western Europe known for its flat, low-lying land, canals, and the city of Amsterdam.
Netherlands in Latin
Nederlandia
Batā̆via
What does "Netherlands" mean?
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noun A country in Western Europe known for its flat, low-lying land, canals, and the city of Amsterdam.
"Much of the Netherlands sits below sea level, protected by an extensive system of dikes."
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Netherlands in a sentence
- Much of the Netherlands sits below sea level, protected by an extensive system of dikes.
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What is "Netherlands" in Latin?
"Netherlands" in Latin is Nederlandia, Batā̆via. Netherlands means: A country in Western Europe known for its flat, low-lying land, canals, and the city of Amsterdam.
How do you use "Netherlands" in a sentence?
Example: "Much of the Netherlands sits below sea level, protected by an extensive system of dikes." In Latin, "Netherlands" is Nederlandia, Batā̆via.
Are there other ways to say "Netherlands" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Netherlands": Nederlandia, Batā̆via.
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