Jagiello

[ yah-gyel-oh ]

/ yɑˈgyɛl oʊ /

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noun, plural Ja·giel·los.

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OTHER WORDS FROM Jagiello

Ja·giel·on

[yah-gyuh-lohn, yah-gyuh-lohn], /ˈyɑ gyəˌloʊn, ˌyɑ gyəˈloʊn/, Ja·giel·lo·ni·an, adjective

Words nearby Jagiello

jagged, Jagger, jaggery, jaggies, jaggy, Jagiello, jaguar, jaguarondi, jaguarundi, Jah, Jahangir

How to use Jagiello in a sentence

Jagiello, resuming her own attire, remained in Cracow for several weeks without detection.
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It was founded by King Vladislaus of the house of Jagiello and was at one time fabulously wealthy.
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