burnt in Latin
burnt in Latin is aestuātus, ārsus, ustus — burnt means damaged, charred, or destroyed by fire or excessive heat.
burnt in Latin
aestuātus
ārsus
ustus
(of food) Carbonised.
What does "burnt" mean?
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adjective Damaged, charred, or destroyed by fire or excessive heat.
"She scraped the burnt bits off the toast."
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adjective Having a sunburn.
"His shoulders were burnt after a day at the beach."
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burnt in a sentence
- She scraped the burnt bits off the toast.
- The burnt smell lingered in the kitchen for hours.
- His shoulders were burnt after a day at the beach.
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What is "burnt" in Latin?
"burnt" in Latin is aestuātus, ārsus, ustus. burnt means: Damaged, charred, or destroyed by fire or excessive heat.
How do you use "burnt" in a sentence?
Example: "She scraped the burnt bits off the toast." In Latin, "burnt" is aestuātus, ārsus, ustus.
Are there other ways to say "burnt" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "burnt": aestuātus, ārsus, ustus.
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