Sparta in Latin
Sparta in Latin is Sparta — Sparta means a powerful city-state of ancient Greece, famous for its harsh military discipline and its warrior culture.
Sparta in Latin
Sparta
An ancient city-state in southern Greece, noted for its strict military training.
What does "Sparta" mean?
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noun A powerful city-state of ancient Greece, famous for its harsh military discipline and its warrior culture.
"Sparta trained its young boys for military life from the age of seven."
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Sparta in a sentence
- Sparta trained its young boys for military life from the age of seven.
- Historians often contrast Sparta's military focus with Athens' emphasis on philosophy and the arts.
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What is "Sparta" in Latin?
"Sparta" in Latin is Sparta. Sparta means: A powerful city-state of ancient Greece, famous for its harsh military discipline and its warrior culture.
How do you use "Sparta" in a sentence?
Example: "Sparta trained its young boys for military life from the age of seven." In Latin, "Sparta" is Sparta.
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