Tartan in Latin
Tartan in Latin is Tharthan — Tartan means a woven pattern of criss-crossing coloured stripes, traditionally associated with Scottish clans, or fabric with this pattern.
Tartan in Latin
Tharthan
(historical) The commander-in-chief of ancient Assyria.
What does "Tartan" mean?
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noun A woven pattern of criss-crossing coloured stripes, traditionally associated with Scottish clans, or fabric with this pattern.
"He wore a kilt in his family's tartan."
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adj Made of, or patterned like, tartan.
"She bought a tartan blanket for the picnic."
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Tartan in a sentence
- He wore a kilt in his family's tartan.
- The scarf had a red-and-green tartan design.
- She bought a tartan blanket for the picnic.
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What is "Tartan" in Latin?
"Tartan" in Latin is Tharthan. Tartan means: A woven pattern of criss-crossing coloured stripes, traditionally associated with Scottish clans, or fabric with this pattern.
How do you use "Tartan" in a sentence?
Example: "He wore a kilt in his family's tartan." In Latin, "Tartan" is Tharthan.
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