Saturnalia in Latin
Saturnalia in Latin is Sāturnālia — Saturnalia means a holiday of ancient Rome held in honour of the deity Saturn.
Saturnalia in Latin
Sāturnālia
(historical) An Ancient Roman holiday honoring the deity Saturn.
What does "Saturnalia" mean?
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name A holiday of ancient Rome held in honour of the deity Saturn.
"Inspired by the Roman Saturnalias, the Philadelphia Mummers New Year’s Day Parade, below, will teem with 15,000 mummers – elaborately costumed members of local New Year’s clubs – competing in four divisions."
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- Inspired by the Roman Saturnalias, the Philadelphia Mummers New Year’s Day Parade, below, will teem with 15,000 mummers – elaborately costumed members of local New Year’s clubs – competing in four divisions.
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What is "Saturnalia" in Latin?
"Saturnalia" in Latin is Sāturnālia. Saturnalia means: A holiday of ancient Rome held in honour of the deity Saturn.
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