armpit in Latin
armpit in Latin is āla, āxilla, axilla — armpit means the hollow under the shoulder where the arm joins the body.
armpit in Latin
āla
The cavity beneath the junction of the arm and shoulder.
āxilla
The cavity beneath the junction of the arm and shoulder.
axilla
The cavity beneath the junction of the arm and shoulder.
What does "armpit" mean?
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noun The hollow under the shoulder where the arm joins the body.
"He dabbed deodorant under each armpit before heading out."
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noun Informally, a place or thing considered unpleasant, dirty, or undesirable.
"He joked that the motel was the armpit of the whole town."
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armpit in a sentence
- He dabbed deodorant under each armpit before heading out.
- The shirt was soaked with sweat around the armpits.
- He joked that the motel was the armpit of the whole town.
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What is "armpit" in Latin?
"armpit" in Latin is āla, āxilla, axilla. armpit means: The hollow under the shoulder where the arm joins the body.
How do you use "armpit" in a sentence?
Example: "He dabbed deodorant under each armpit before heading out." In Latin, "armpit" is āla, āxilla, axilla.
Are there other ways to say "armpit" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "armpit": āla, āxilla, axilla.
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