Yukon in Latin
Yukon in Latin is Iuconus — Yukon means a territory in northern Canada, capital Whitehorse, or the major river of the same name running through it and Alaska.
Yukon in Latin
Iuconus
A territory in northern Canada. Capital: Whitehorse.
What does "Yukon" mean?
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noun A territory in northern Canada, capital Whitehorse, or the major river of the same name running through it and Alaska.
"They drove the Alaska Highway all the way up to the Yukon."
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noun A large GMC SUV model named after the territory.
"He traded in his sedan for a GMC Yukon before the road trip."
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Yukon in a sentence
- They drove the Alaska Highway all the way up to the Yukon.
- He traded in his sedan for a GMC Yukon before the road trip.
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What is "Yukon" in Latin?
"Yukon" in Latin is Iuconus. Yukon means: A territory in northern Canada, capital Whitehorse, or the major river of the same name running through it and Alaska.
How do you use "Yukon" in a sentence?
Example: "They drove the Alaska Highway all the way up to the Yukon." In Latin, "Yukon" is Iuconus.
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