bread in Latin
bread in Latin is panis — bread means a food made by baking a mixture of flour, water, and usually yeast.
bread in Latin
panis
What does "bread" mean?
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noun A food made by baking a mixture of flour, water, and usually yeast.
"She baked a fresh loaf of bread every Sunday morning."
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noun Money, especially as needed for a living (informal).
"He worked two jobs just to earn enough bread to get by."
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noun The basic means of supporting life; sustenance in general.
"Farming was their daily bread for three generations."
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bread in a sentence
- She baked a fresh loaf of bread every Sunday morning.
- He spread butter on a thick slice of bread.
- He worked two jobs just to earn enough bread to get by.
- I need to make some bread before the end of the month.
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What is "bread" in Latin?
"bread" in Latin is panis. bread means: A food made by baking a mixture of flour, water, and usually yeast.
How do you use "bread" in a sentence?
Example: "She baked a fresh loaf of bread every Sunday morning." In Latin, "bread" is panis.
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