Piedmont in Latin
Piedmont in Latin is Pedemontium — Piedmont means a stretch of gently sloping land lying at the base of a mountain range.
Piedmont in Latin
Pedemontium
An administrative region in the north of Italy.
What does "Piedmont" mean?
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noun A stretch of gently sloping land lying at the base of a mountain range.
"Farmers settled the fertile piedmont below the ridge."
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adj Lying at the foot of a mountain range.
"The piedmont region gets less snow than the peaks above it."
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Piedmont in a sentence
- Farmers settled the fertile piedmont below the ridge.
- The piedmont region gets less snow than the peaks above it.
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What is "Piedmont" in Latin?
"Piedmont" in Latin is Pedemontium. Piedmont means: A stretch of gently sloping land lying at the base of a mountain range.
How do you use "Piedmont" in a sentence?
Example: "Farmers settled the fertile piedmont below the ridge." In Latin, "Piedmont" is Pedemontium.
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