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The adjective is Troianus, -a, -um. A Trojan would be Troianus (-i, m.) if male and Troiana(-ae, f.) if female.
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Troy is also known as Ilion (or Ilium in Latin).
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How do you say determined in Latin?
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How do you say please in Latin?
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