cot in Latin
cot in Latin is grabātus — cot means a small bed for an infant, usually with high slatted sides.
cot in Latin
grabātus
(Canada, US, Philippines) A simple bed, especially one for portable or temporary purposes.
What does "cot" mean?
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noun A small bed for an infant, usually with high slatted sides.
"They set up the cot in the corner of the nursery."
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noun A simple, lightweight bed used for camping or temporary sleeping arrangements.
"The soldiers slept on canvas cots inside the tent."
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cot in a sentence
- They set up the cot in the corner of the nursery.
- The soldiers slept on canvas cots inside the tent.
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What is "cot" in Latin?
"cot" in Latin is grabātus. cot means: A small bed for an infant, usually with high slatted sides.
How do you use "cot" in a sentence?
Example: "They set up the cot in the corner of the nursery." In Latin, "cot" is grabātus.
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