Salerno in Latin
Salerno in Latin is Salernum — Salerno means a coastal city in southern Italy, and a surname derived from it.
Salerno in Latin
Salernum
A city, the provincial capital of Salerno, Campania, Italy.
What does "Salerno" mean?
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name A coastal city in southern Italy, and a surname derived from it.
"Allied forces landed at Salerno during World War II."
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Salerno in a sentence
- Allied forces landed at Salerno during World War II.
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What is "Salerno" in Latin?
"Salerno" in Latin is Salernum. Salerno means: A coastal city in southern Italy, and a surname derived from it.
How do you use "Salerno" in a sentence?
Example: "Allied forces landed at Salerno during World War II." In Latin, "Salerno" is Salernum.
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