adult in Latin
adult in Latin is adultus, puber, pubēs — adult means a person who has reached the age of legal maturity, typically 18 or older.
adult in Latin
adultus
Fully grown.
puber
Fully grown.
pubēs
Fully grown.
adultus
An animal that is full-grown.
adulta
An animal that is full-grown.
What does "adult" mean?
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noun A person who has reached the age of legal maturity, typically 18 or older.
"Children must be accompanied by an adult at the swimming pool."
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adj Fully grown, or intended for grown-ups rather than children.
"The adult birds took turns feeding the chicks in the nest."
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adult in a sentence
- Children must be accompanied by an adult at the swimming pool.
- Only adults are permitted to sign the lease.
- The adult birds took turns feeding the chicks in the nest.
- The film contains adult themes not suitable for children.
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What is "adult" in Latin?
"adult" in Latin is adultus, puber, pubēs. adult means: A person who has reached the age of legal maturity, typically 18 or older.
How do you use "adult" in a sentence?
Example: "Children must be accompanied by an adult at the swimming pool." In Latin, "adult" is adultus, puber, pubēs.
Are there other ways to say "adult" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "adult": adultus, puber, pubēs, adulta.
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