Caracalla

caracalla English Etymology From en la -; Caracalla's agnomen was named after a en cel-gau - cloak he favored. Pronunciation en /ˌkærəˈkælə/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Caracalla.wav Southern England Proper noun A Roman emperor who ruled from 211 to 217 Translations emperor Aragonese: an Caracalla Armenian: hy Կարակալլա Asturian: ast Caracalla Bulgarian: bg Каракала Catalan: ca Caracalla Corsican: co Caracalla Danish: da Caracalla Dutch: nl Caracalla Esperanto: eo Karakalo Estonian: et Caracalla Finnish: fi Caracalla French: fr Caracalla Georgian: ka კარაკალა German: de Caracalla Alemannic German: gsw Caracalla Greek: el Καρακάλλα, el Καρακάλλας Hebrew: he קרקלה qaraqala Ido: io Caracalla Interlingua: ia Caracalla Italian: it Caracalla Japanese: ja カラカラ Karakara Korean: ko ^카라칼라 Latin: la Caracalla Limburgish: li Caracalla Luxembourgish: lb Caracalla Norwegian: no Caracalla Polish: pl Karakalla Portuguese: pt Caracalla Romanian: ro Caracalla Romansh: rm Caracalla Russian: ru Каракала Sardinian: sc Caracalla Sicilian: scn Caracalla Swedish: sv Caracalla Ukrainian: uk Каракала References Aurelius Victor, Epitome de Caesaribus en Roman Empire en Individuals Italian it: Etymology From it la Caracalla, from la caracalla a kind of cloak. Pronunciation Caracàlla Proper noun m en Caracalla Roman emperor it Individuals Latin Etymology From la caracalla a kind of cloak. Pronunciation Proper noun Caracalla<1> m A Roman cognomen — famously held by: Caracalla, a Roman emperor Declension Caracalla<1> References la cognomina la Roman Empire Individuals Portuguese Alternative forms pt Caracala Proper noun m en Caracalla name of a Roman emperor pt Individuals