"bicentenary." Presuming you don't want an actual Latin word, but an English word based on Latin roots, we can still make one up. "Bicentennial" comes from three chief Latin roots: bi-, meaning "two" or "twice," -cent- making "hundred," and "-enni-", from the Latin word annus meaning "year."
- What is 200 years called?
- What is 150 years jubilee called?
- What is the word for 175th anniversary?
- What are the Latin roots of anniversary?
What is 200 years called?
consisting of or lasting 200 years: a bicentennial period.
What is 150 years jubilee called?
Sesquicentennial: Celebrating 150 Years.
What is the word for 175th anniversary?
*What's a demisemiseptcentennial? A centennial is a 100th anniversary, but what is a 175th anniversary? It's a demisemiseptcentennial, of course!
What are the Latin roots of anniversary?
Etymology. From Middle English anniversary, from Medieval Latin anniversāria (diēs), anniversārium, from anniversārius (“yearly”), from annus (“year”) + vertere (“to turn”).