township in Latin
township in Latin is mūnicipium — township means a small administrative division of a county or district, often rural.
township in Latin
mūnicipium
The territory of a town.
What does "township" mean?
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noun A small administrative division of a county or district, often rural.
"The township holds its budget meeting every spring."
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noun In South Africa, an underdeveloped urban area that was historically set aside for non-white residents under apartheid.
"The tour included a visit to a township outside Cape Town."
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township in a sentence
- The township holds its budget meeting every spring.
- Several small townships were merged into a single municipality.
- The tour included a visit to a township outside Cape Town.
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What is "township" in Latin?
"township" in Latin is mūnicipium. township means: A small administrative division of a county or district, often rural.
How do you use "township" in a sentence?
Example: "The township holds its budget meeting every spring." In Latin, "township" is mūnicipium.
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