Vermont in Latin
Vermont in Latin is Mōns Viridis — Vermont means a U.S. state in New England, known for its mountains and maple syrup, with Montpelier as its capital.
Vermont in Latin
Mōns Viridis
A state of the United States.
What does "Vermont" mean?
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name A U.S. state in New England, known for its mountains and maple syrup, with Montpelier as its capital.
"They took a fall foliage trip through Vermont."
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Vermont in a sentence
- They took a fall foliage trip through Vermont.
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What is "Vermont" in Latin?
"Vermont" in Latin is Mōns Viridis. Vermont means: A U.S. state in New England, known for its mountains and maple syrup, with Montpelier as its capital.
How do you use "Vermont" in a sentence?
Example: "They took a fall foliage trip through Vermont." In Latin, "Vermont" is Mōns Viridis.
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