ball in Latin
ball in Latin is cōleī, pila, globus — ball means a round or roughly spherical object, especially one used in sports and games.
ball in Latin
cōleī
pila
A solid or hollow sphere, or roughly spherical mass.
globus
A solid or hollow sphere, or roughly spherical mass.
pila
What does "ball" mean?
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noun A round or roughly spherical object, especially one used in sports and games.
"Pass me the ball and I'll try to score before the whistle goes."
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noun A large, formal social gathering for dancing.
"My grandparents met at a village ball and danced together all evening."
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verb To form or roll something into a round shape.
"The baby balled her fists and began to cry."
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ball in a sentence
- Pass me the ball and I'll try to score before the whistle goes.
- The children kicked the ball around the garden all afternoon.
- My grandparents met at a village ball and danced together all evening.
- The school holds a ball each summer for the older pupils.
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What is "ball" in Latin?
"ball" in Latin is cōleī, pila, globus. ball means: A round or roughly spherical object, especially one used in sports and games.
How do you use "ball" in a sentence?
Example: "Pass me the ball and I'll try to score before the whistle goes." In Latin, "ball" is cōleī, pila, globus.
Are there other ways to say "ball" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "ball": cōleī, pila, globus.
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