aquatic in Latin
aquatic in Latin is aquāticus — aquatic means living in, related to, or taking place in water.
aquatic in Latin
aquāticus
Relating to water; living in or near water, taking place in water.
What does "aquatic" mean?
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adj Living in, related to, or taking place in water.
"Dolphins and otters are both aquatic mammals."
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aquatic in a sentence
- Dolphins and otters are both aquatic mammals.
- The hotel has an aquatic centre with several pools.
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What is "aquatic" in Latin?
"aquatic" in Latin is aquāticus. aquatic means: Living in, related to, or taking place in water.
How do you use "aquatic" in a sentence?
Example: "Dolphins and otters are both aquatic mammals." In Latin, "aquatic" is aquāticus.
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