belong in Latin
belong in Latin is insum — belong means to be rightfully owned by someone.
belong in Latin
insum
What does "belong" mean?
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verb To be rightfully owned by someone.
"This jacket belongs to my brother."
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verb To be a proper or accepted member of a group or place.
"She finally felt like she belonged at her new school."
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belong in a sentence
- This jacket belongs to my brother.
- She finally felt like she belonged at her new school.
- These plates belong in the top cupboard.
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What is "belong" in Latin?
"belong" in Latin is insum. belong means: To be rightfully owned by someone.
How do you use "belong" in a sentence?
Example: "This jacket belongs to my brother." In Latin, "belong" is insum.
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