barrow in Latin
barrow in Latin is tumulus — barrow means a small cart with a single wheel, pushed by hand; a wheelbarrow.
barrow in Latin
tumulus
A mound of earth and stones raised over a grave or graves.
What does "barrow" mean?
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noun A small cart with a single wheel, pushed by hand; a wheelbarrow.
"He wheeled a barrow of bricks across the yard."
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noun An ancient burial mound of earth or stones.
"Archaeologists uncovered pottery inside the Bronze Age barrow."
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barrow in a sentence
- He wheeled a barrow of bricks across the yard.
- Market traders piled fruit high on their barrows.
- Archaeologists uncovered pottery inside the Bronze Age barrow.
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What is "barrow" in Latin?
"barrow" in Latin is tumulus. barrow means: A small cart with a single wheel, pushed by hand; a wheelbarrow.
How do you use "barrow" in a sentence?
Example: "He wheeled a barrow of bricks across the yard." In Latin, "barrow" is tumulus.
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