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No. 12,374 in German

virginia

The word "Virginia" is not a German word; it is a proper noun, typically referring to a U.S. state or a name.

In a sentence

  • Virginia ist ein US-Bundesstaat an der Ostküste.

    Virginia is a US state on the East Coast.

    In this sentence, 'Virginia' is used as a proper noun referring to the name of a geographical location, specifically a state in the United States.

  • Virginia war die erste Kolonie, die von England in Amerika gegründet wurde.

    Virginia was the first colony established by England in America.

    Here, 'Virginia' refers to the historical name of the same state, indicating its significance as a location of historical importance.

  • Die Stadt Virginia in Minnesota ist bekannt für ihre Eisenbergwerke.

    The city of Virginia in Minnesota is known for its iron mines.

    In this case, 'Virginia' designates the name of a city in Minnesota, highlighting its industrial importance.

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