bathhouse in Latin
bathhouse in Latin is balneae — bathhouse means a building containing shared bathing or washing facilities, or a changing area for swimmers.
bathhouse in Latin
balneae
A building with baths for communal use.
What does "bathhouse" mean?
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noun A building containing shared bathing or washing facilities, or a changing area for swimmers.
"The old Roman bathhouse has been preserved as a museum."
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bathhouse in a sentence
- The old Roman bathhouse has been preserved as a museum.
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What is "bathhouse" in Latin?
"bathhouse" in Latin is balneae. bathhouse means: A building containing shared bathing or washing facilities, or a changing area for swimmers.
How do you use "bathhouse" in a sentence?
Example: "The old Roman bathhouse has been preserved as a museum." In Latin, "bathhouse" is balneae.
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