barn in Latin
barn in Latin is horreum, stadīle — barn means a large farm building used to store crops, equipment, or house animals.
barn in Latin
horreum
stadīle
What does "barn" mean?
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noun A large farm building used to store crops, equipment, or house animals.
"The farmer parked the tractor in the barn before the rain started."
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noun A unit of area used in nuclear and particle physics to measure the cross-section of atomic nuclei.
"Physicists measure nuclear reaction probabilities in barns."
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barn in a sentence
- The farmer parked the tractor in the barn before the rain started.
- Swallows built their nests in the roof of the old stone barn.
- Physicists measure nuclear reaction probabilities in barns.
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What is "barn" in Latin?
"barn" in Latin is horreum, stadīle. barn means: A large farm building used to store crops, equipment, or house animals.
How do you use "barn" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer parked the tractor in the barn before the rain started." In Latin, "barn" is horreum, stadīle.
Are there other ways to say "barn" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "barn": horreum, stadīle.
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