abbey in Latin
abbey in Latin is abbatia — abbey means a monastery or convent, or the buildings that house it, led by an abbot or abbess.
abbey in Latin
abbatia
What does "abbey" mean?
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noun A monastery or convent, or the buildings that house it, led by an abbot or abbess.
"The monks have lived at the abbey for centuries."
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noun A building that was once a monastery, now often used as a stately home or historic site.
"The family turned the old abbey into a country house."
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name A diminutive of the given name Abigail.
"Everyone at school calls her Abbey."
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abbey in a sentence
- The monks have lived at the abbey for centuries.
- The family turned the old abbey into a country house.
- Everyone at school calls her Abbey.
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What is "abbey" in Latin?
"abbey" in Latin is abbatia. abbey means: A monastery or convent, or the buildings that house it, led by an abbot or abbess.
How do you use "abbey" in a sentence?
Example: "The monks have lived at the abbey for centuries." In Latin, "abbey" is abbatia.
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