Tivoli in Latin
Tivoli in Latin is Tībur — Tivoli means an ancient town near Rome, Italy, famous for its historic villas and gardens.
Tivoli in Latin
Tībur
An ancient city in the province of Rome, Lazio, Italy.
What does "Tivoli" mean?
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name An ancient town near Rome, Italy, famous for its historic villas and gardens.
"Tourists visit Tivoli to see the Villa d'Este fountains."
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noun A tabletop game similar to bagatelle, played on a board with pins and numbered pockets.
"The old arcade still had a wooden tivoli board in the corner."
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Tivoli in a sentence
- Tourists visit Tivoli to see the Villa d'Este fountains.
- The old arcade still had a wooden tivoli board in the corner.
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What is "Tivoli" in Latin?
"Tivoli" in Latin is Tībur. Tivoli means: An ancient town near Rome, Italy, famous for its historic villas and gardens.
How do you use "Tivoli" in a sentence?
Example: "Tourists visit Tivoli to see the Villa d'Este fountains." In Latin, "Tivoli" is Tībur.
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