Aries in Latin
Aries in Latin is Aries — Aries means the first sign of the zodiac, represented by a ram and covering roughly late March to late April.
Aries in Latin
Aries
What does "Aries" mean?
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noun The first sign of the zodiac, represented by a ram and covering roughly late March to late April.
"She's an Aries, so she's supposedly bold and quick-tempered."
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noun A person born under this zodiac sign.
"Typical Aries are said to be competitive and impatient."
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Aries in a sentence
- She's an Aries, so she's supposedly bold and quick-tempered.
- The Aries season kicks off the astrological year.
- Typical Aries are said to be competitive and impatient.
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What is "Aries" in Latin?
"Aries" in Latin is Aries. Aries means: The first sign of the zodiac, represented by a ram and covering roughly late March to late April.
How do you use "Aries" in a sentence?
Example: "She's an Aries, so she's supposedly bold and quick-tempered." In Latin, "Aries" is Aries.
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