Pennsylvania in Latin
Pennsylvania in Latin is Pennsilvania — Pennsylvania means a state in the northeastern United States, named for its founder William Penn, with "sylvania" meaning "woodland".
Pennsylvania in Latin
Pennsilvania
A state of the United States. Capital: Harrisburg. Largest city: Philadelphia.
What does "Pennsylvania" mean?
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name A state in the northeastern United States, named for its founder William Penn, with "sylvania" meaning "woodland".
"Pennsylvania was one of the original thirteen colonies."
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Pennsylvania in a sentence
- Pennsylvania was one of the original thirteen colonies.
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What is "Pennsylvania" in Latin?
"Pennsylvania" in Latin is Pennsilvania. Pennsylvania means: A state in the northeastern United States, named for its founder William Penn, with "sylvania" meaning "woodland".
How do you use "Pennsylvania" in a sentence?
Example: "Pennsylvania was one of the original thirteen colonies." In Latin, "Pennsylvania" is Pennsilvania.
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