Quebec in Latin
Quebec in Latin is Quebecum — Quebec means a province of eastern Canada, whose capital is Quebec City; also the name of that city.
Quebec in Latin
Quebecum
The capital city of the province of Quebec, Canada.
What does "Quebec" mean?
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name A province of eastern Canada, whose capital is Quebec City; also the name of that city.
"French is the official language of Quebec."
Quebec in a sentence
- French is the official language of Quebec.
Common Latin translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Quebec" in Latin?
"Quebec" in Latin is Quebecum. Quebec means: A province of eastern Canada, whose capital is Quebec City; also the name of that city.
How do you use "Quebec" in a sentence?
Example: "French is the official language of Quebec." In Latin, "Quebec" is Quebecum.
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