Toulon in Latin
Toulon in Latin is Telo Martius — Toulon means a port city in southeastern France, capital of the Var department, known as a major French naval base.
Toulon in Latin
Telo Martius
A city in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, and the préfecture of the département of Var, in France.
What does "Toulon" mean?
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proper noun A port city in southeastern France, capital of the Var department, known as a major French naval base.
"The French Mediterranean fleet is based in Toulon."
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- The French Mediterranean fleet is based in Toulon.
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What is "Toulon" in Latin?
"Toulon" in Latin is Telo Martius. Toulon means: A port city in southeastern France, capital of the Var department, known as a major French naval base.
How do you use "Toulon" in a sentence?
Example: "The French Mediterranean fleet is based in Toulon." In Latin, "Toulon" is Telo Martius.
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