VITERBO

Meaning of VITERBO in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ vi-ˈter-(ˌ)bō ]

geographical name

commune central Italy in Lazio population 58,353

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VITERBO — geographical name commune central Italy in Lazio population 58,353
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VITERBO — Pronunciation: vi- ' ter-( ˌ )b ō Function: geographical name commune cen Italy in Lazio pop 60,387
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