troops in Latin
troops in Latin is cōpiae — troops means soldiers, especially as a collective military force.
troops in Latin
cōpiae
Military personnel in uniform.
What does "troops" mean?
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noun Soldiers, especially as a collective military force.
"The government announced the withdrawal of troops from the region."
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- The government announced the withdrawal of troops from the region.
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What is "troops" in Latin?
"troops" in Latin is cōpiae. troops means: Soldiers, especially as a collective military force.
How do you use "troops" in a sentence?
Example: "The government announced the withdrawal of troops from the region." In Latin, "troops" is cōpiae.
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