Zurich in Latin
Zurich in Latin is Turicum, Tigurum — Zurich means switzerland's largest city, a major banking and financial centre, sitting at the northern tip of Lake Zurich.
Zurich in Latin
Turicum
Tigurum
What does "Zurich" mean?
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noun Switzerland's largest city, a major banking and financial centre, sitting at the northern tip of Lake Zurich.
"They flew into Zurich for a conference on international banking."
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noun The Swiss canton in which this city is the capital.
"The canton of Zurich covers a large area of northeastern Switzerland."
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Zurich in a sentence
- They flew into Zurich for a conference on international banking.
- Zurich is regularly ranked among the world's most liveable cities.
- The canton of Zurich covers a large area of northeastern Switzerland.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Zurich" in Latin?
"Zurich" in Latin is Turicum, Tigurum. Zurich means: Switzerland's largest city, a major banking and financial centre, sitting at the northern tip of Lake Zurich.
How do you use "Zurich" in a sentence?
Example: "They flew into Zurich for a conference on international banking." In Latin, "Zurich" is Turicum, Tigurum.
Are there other ways to say "Zurich" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Zurich": Turicum, Tigurum.
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