Balthazar in Polish
Balthazar in Polish is Baltazar — Balthazar means an oversized wine bottle holding about 12 liters, equal to 16 standard bottles.
Balthazar in Polish
Baltazar
What does "Balthazar" mean?
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noun An oversized wine bottle holding about 12 liters, equal to 16 standard bottles.
"The vineyard unveiled a balthazar for the anniversary celebration."
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name One of the traditional names given to the three Magi in Christian tradition.
"The nativity play cast the youngest boy as Balthazar."
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Balthazar in a sentence
- The vineyard unveiled a balthazar for the anniversary celebration.
- The nativity play cast the youngest boy as Balthazar.
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What is "Balthazar" in Polish?
"Balthazar" in Polish is Baltazar. Balthazar means: An oversized wine bottle holding about 12 liters, equal to 16 standard bottles.
How do you use "Balthazar" in a sentence?
Example: "The vineyard unveiled a balthazar for the anniversary celebration." In Polish, "Balthazar" is Baltazar.
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