cannot in Latin
cannot in Latin is interdicitur, nequeo, nescio — cannot means unable to; not able to.
cannot in Latin
interdicitur
nequeo
nescio
non licet
non posse
prohibetur
What does "cannot" mean?
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verb Unable to; not able to.
"I cannot attend the meeting on Friday."
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verb Not permitted or allowed to.
"You cannot park here between 8 and 6."
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cannot in a sentence
- I cannot attend the meeting on Friday.
- You cannot park here between 8 and 6.
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What is "cannot" in Latin?
"cannot" in Latin is interdicitur, nequeo, nescio. cannot means: Unable to; not able to.
How do you use "cannot" in a sentence?
Example: "I cannot attend the meeting on Friday." In Latin, "cannot" is interdicitur, nequeo, nescio.
Are there other ways to say "cannot" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 6 translations listed for "cannot": interdicitur, nequeo, nescio, non licet, non posse, prohibetur.
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