Palatine

See also: palatine

English

Etymology

From Latin Palatinus, from Palatium.

Proper noun

Palatine

One of the seven hills of Rome; the site of the earliest settlement.

Derived terms

Translations

hill of Rome

Czech: Palatin m
Dutch: Palatijn
Finnish: Palatinus
French: Palatin (fr)

Italian: Palatino
Latin: Palatium
Polish: Palatyn (pl) m
Serbo-Croatian: Palatin (sh) m

Latin

Adjective

Palātīne

vocative masculine singular of Palātīnus

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