antler in Latin
antler in Latin is cornu (rāmōsum) — antler means a bony, branching growth on the head of a deer, moose, or similar animal, shed and regrown each year.
antler in Latin
cornu (rāmōsum)
What does "antler" mean?
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noun A bony, branching growth on the head of a deer, moose, or similar animal, shed and regrown each year.
"The stag lowered its antlers as it faced its rival."
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antler in a sentence
- The stag lowered its antlers as it faced its rival.
- Antlers can grow astonishingly fast during the summer months.
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What is "antler" in Latin?
"antler" in Latin is cornu (rāmōsum). antler means: A bony, branching growth on the head of a deer, moose, or similar animal, shed and regrown each year.
How do you use "antler" in a sentence?
Example: "The stag lowered its antlers as it faced its rival." In Latin, "antler" is cornu (rāmōsum).
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