brooch in Latin
brooch in Latin is fībula — brooch means a decorative piece of jewelry with a pin, worn attached to clothing.
brooch in Latin
fībula
A piece of ornamental jewellery having a pin allowing it to be fixed to garments worn on the upper body.
What does "brooch" mean?
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noun A decorative piece of jewelry with a pin, worn attached to clothing.
"She pinned a vintage brooch to her coat lapel."
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- She pinned a vintage brooch to her coat lapel.
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What is "brooch" in Latin?
"brooch" in Latin is fībula. brooch means: A decorative piece of jewelry with a pin, worn attached to clothing.
How do you use "brooch" in a sentence?
Example: "She pinned a vintage brooch to her coat lapel." In Latin, "brooch" is fībula.
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