arrow in Latin
arrow in Latin is sagitta — arrow means a thin, pointed shaft shot from a bow.
arrow in Latin
sagitta
What does "arrow" mean?
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noun A thin, pointed shaft shot from a bow.
"The arrow flew across the field and landed in the centre of the target."
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noun A symbol shaped like a shaft with a point, used to show direction.
"Click the arrow at the top of the screen to go back."
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verb To move quickly and directly toward something, like a shot arrow.
"The swallow arrowed across the lake and vanished into the reeds."
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arrow in a sentence
- The arrow flew across the field and landed in the centre of the target.
- He pulled another arrow from the quiver on his back.
- Click the arrow at the top of the screen to go back.
- Follow the yellow arrows to the exit.
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What is "arrow" in Latin?
"arrow" in Latin is sagitta. arrow means: A thin, pointed shaft shot from a bow.
How do you use "arrow" in a sentence?
Example: "The arrow flew across the field and landed in the centre of the target." In Latin, "arrow" is sagitta.
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