Saladin in Latin
Saladin in Latin is Saladinus — Saladin means a masculine given name, most famously that of the 12th-century Muslim sultan who led forces against the Crusaders.
Saladin in Latin
Saladinus
(history) First sultan of Egypt and Syria and the founder of the Ayyubid dynasty, who led the Muslim opposition to the European Crusaders in the Levant.
What does "Saladin" mean?
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name A masculine given name, most famously that of the 12th-century Muslim sultan who led forces against the Crusaders.
"Saladin famously recaptured Jerusalem in 1187."
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- Saladin famously recaptured Jerusalem in 1187.
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What is "Saladin" in Latin?
"Saladin" in Latin is Saladinus. Saladin means: A masculine given name, most famously that of the 12th-century Muslim sultan who led forces against the Crusaders.
How do you use "Saladin" in a sentence?
Example: "Saladin famously recaptured Jerusalem in 1187." In Latin, "Saladin" is Saladinus.
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