archaeologist in Latin
archaeologist in Latin is archaeologista, archaeologistus — archaeologist means someone who studies past human life by excavating and analyzing physical remains such as buildings, tools, and bones.
archaeologist in Latin
archaeologista
Someone who studies or practises archaeology.
archaeologistus
Someone who studies or practises archaeology.
What does "archaeologist" mean?
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noun Someone who studies past human life by excavating and analyzing physical remains such as buildings, tools, and bones.
"The archaeologist carefully brushed dirt away from the ancient skeleton."
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archaeologist in a sentence
- The archaeologist carefully brushed dirt away from the ancient skeleton.
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What is "archaeologist" in Latin?
"archaeologist" in Latin is archaeologista, archaeologistus. archaeologist means: Someone who studies past human life by excavating and analyzing physical remains such as buildings, tools, and bones.
How do you use "archaeologist" in a sentence?
Example: "The archaeologist carefully brushed dirt away from the ancient skeleton." In Latin, "archaeologist" is archaeologista, archaeologistus.
Are there other ways to say "archaeologist" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "archaeologist": archaeologista, archaeologistus.
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