acorn in Latin
acorn in Latin is glans — acorn means the nut of the oak tree, oval-shaped and sitting in a small woody cup.
acorn in Latin
glans
(nautical) A cone-shaped piece of wood on the point of the spindle above the vane, on the mast-head.
What does "acorn" mean?
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noun The nut of the oak tree, oval-shaped and sitting in a small woody cup.
"Squirrels buried acorns all over the garden for winter."
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acorn in a sentence
- Squirrels buried acorns all over the garden for winter.
- An acorn fell and bounced off the car roof.
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What is "acorn" in Latin?
"acorn" in Latin is glans. acorn means: The nut of the oak tree, oval-shaped and sitting in a small woody cup.
How do you use "acorn" in a sentence?
Example: "Squirrels buried acorns all over the garden for winter." In Latin, "acorn" is glans.
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