Rotterdam in Latin
Rotterdam in Latin is Roterodamum — Rotterdam means a major port city in the Netherlands, named for a dam on the Rotte river.
Rotterdam in Latin
Roterodamum
A city in South Holland, Netherlands.
What does "Rotterdam" mean?
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name A major port city in the Netherlands, named for a dam on the Rotte river.
"The ship docked in Rotterdam overnight."
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Rotterdam in a sentence
- The ship docked in Rotterdam overnight.
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What is "Rotterdam" in Latin?
"Rotterdam" in Latin is Roterodamum. Rotterdam means: A major port city in the Netherlands, named for a dam on the Rotte river.
How do you use "Rotterdam" in a sentence?
Example: "The ship docked in Rotterdam overnight." In Latin, "Rotterdam" is Roterodamum.
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