Virginia in Latin
Virginia in Latin is Virginia — Virginia means a U.S. state on the Atlantic coast, whose capital is Richmond.
Virginia in Latin
Virginia
What does "Virginia" mean?
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name A U.S. state on the Atlantic coast, whose capital is Richmond.
"They drove through Virginia on their way down to the Carolinas."
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name A female given name derived from Latin.
"Her grandmother was named Virginia after an aunt."
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Virginia in a sentence
- They drove through Virginia on their way down to the Carolinas.
- Her grandmother was named Virginia after an aunt.
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What is "Virginia" in Latin?
"Virginia" in Latin is Virginia. Virginia means: A U.S. state on the Atlantic coast, whose capital is Richmond.
How do you use "Virginia" in a sentence?
Example: "They drove through Virginia on their way down to the Carolinas." In Latin, "Virginia" is Virginia.
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