Viennese in Latin
Viennese in Latin is Vindobonēnsis — Viennese means of or relating to Vienna.
Viennese in Latin
Vindobonēnsis
Of or relating to Vienna (the capital of Austria).
Vindobonēnsis
An inhabitant or resident of Vienna.
What does "Viennese" mean?
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adj Of or relating to Vienna.
"They enjoyed a Viennese waltz at the ball."
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noun A person from Vienna.
"As a native Viennese, she knew all the best coffeehouses."
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Viennese in a sentence
- They enjoyed a Viennese waltz at the ball.
- The bakery is famous for its Viennese pastries.
- As a native Viennese, she knew all the best coffeehouses.
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What is "Viennese" in Latin?
"Viennese" in Latin is Vindobonēnsis. Viennese means: Of or relating to Vienna.
How do you use "Viennese" in a sentence?
Example: "They enjoyed a Viennese waltz at the ball." In Latin, "Viennese" is Vindobonēnsis.
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