Prussian in Latin
Prussian in Latin is prussicus — Prussian means relating to Prussia, its people, or its culture.
Prussian in Latin
prussicus
Of, from, or pertaining to Prussia.
What does "Prussian" mean?
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adj Relating to Prussia, its people, or its culture.
"The general was known for his strict Prussian discipline."
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noun A person from Prussia, or someone descended from the Prussian people.
"His grandfather was a Prussian who emigrated after the war."
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Prussian in a sentence
- The general was known for his strict Prussian discipline.
- His grandfather was a Prussian who emigrated after the war.
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What is "Prussian" in Latin?
"Prussian" in Latin is prussicus. Prussian means: Relating to Prussia, its people, or its culture.
How do you use "Prussian" in a sentence?
Example: "The general was known for his strict Prussian discipline." In Latin, "Prussian" is prussicus.
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