cavern in Latin
cavern in Latin is antrum, caverna, specus — cavern means a large cave, especially one with a spacious underground chamber.
cavern in Latin
antrum
A large cave.
caverna
A large cave.
specus
A large cave.
caverna
An underground chamber.
What does "cavern" mean?
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noun A large cave, especially one with a spacious underground chamber.
"Tourists were led through a vast, echoing cavern lit by lanterns."
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noun Any large, dark, hollow space.
"The abandoned warehouse felt like a cold, empty cavern."
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cavern in a sentence
- Tourists were led through a vast, echoing cavern lit by lanterns.
- The abandoned warehouse felt like a cold, empty cavern.
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What is "cavern" in Latin?
"cavern" in Latin is antrum, caverna, specus. cavern means: A large cave, especially one with a spacious underground chamber.
How do you use "cavern" in a sentence?
Example: "Tourists were led through a vast, echoing cavern lit by lanterns." In Latin, "cavern" is antrum, caverna, specus.
Are there other ways to say "cavern" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "cavern": antrum, caverna, specus.
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