arrowhead in Latin
arrowhead in Latin is sagitta — arrowhead means the sharpened tip of an arrow.
arrowhead in Latin
sagitta
Any plant in the genus Sagittaria.
What does "arrowhead" mean?
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noun The sharpened tip of an arrow.
"Archaeologists found a stone arrowhead at the dig site."
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noun A water plant with leaves shaped like an arrow tip.
"Arrowhead grows in shallow ponds and marshes."
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arrowhead in a sentence
- Archaeologists found a stone arrowhead at the dig site.
- Arrowhead grows in shallow ponds and marshes.
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What is "arrowhead" in Latin?
"arrowhead" in Latin is sagitta. arrowhead means: The sharpened tip of an arrow.
How do you use "arrowhead" in a sentence?
Example: "Archaeologists found a stone arrowhead at the dig site." In Latin, "arrowhead" is sagitta.
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