beneath in Latin
beneath in Latin is subter, subtus, sub — beneath means directly under or below something.
beneath in Latin
subter
Below or underneath.
subtus
Below or underneath.
sub
Below.
What does "beneath" mean?
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preposition Directly under or below something.
"The cat was hiding beneath the sofa."
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preposition Lower in rank, status, or dignity than something; unworthy of.
"He acted as if manual work was beneath him."
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adverb In a lower position; underneath.
"From the plane, the fields beneath looked like a patchwork quilt."
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beneath in a sentence
- The cat was hiding beneath the sofa.
- They found an old coin buried beneath the floorboards.
- He acted as if manual work was beneath him.
- She considered gossiping beneath her.
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What is "beneath" in Latin?
"beneath" in Latin is subter, subtus, sub. beneath means: Directly under or below something.
How do you use "beneath" in a sentence?
Example: "The cat was hiding beneath the sofa." In Latin, "beneath" is subter, subtus, sub.
Are there other ways to say "beneath" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "beneath": subter, subtus, sub.
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