Thrace in Latin
Thrace in Latin is Thracia — Thrace means a historical region of southeastern Europe now split between Greece, Bulgaria, and Turkey.
Thrace in Latin
Thracia
A historical region of Southeast Europe, now divided between Greece, Bulgaria and Turkey.
What does "Thrace" mean?
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noun A historical region of southeastern Europe now split between Greece, Bulgaria, and Turkey.
"Ancient Thrace was known for its skilled horsemen and warriors."
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- Ancient Thrace was known for its skilled horsemen and warriors.
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What is "Thrace" in Latin?
"Thrace" in Latin is Thracia. Thrace means: A historical region of southeastern Europe now split between Greece, Bulgaria, and Turkey.
How do you use "Thrace" in a sentence?
Example: "Ancient Thrace was known for its skilled horsemen and warriors." In Latin, "Thrace" is Thracia.
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