dandruff in Latin
dandruff in Latin is porrigo — dandruff means small white flakes of dead skin that shed from the scalp.
dandruff in Latin
porrigo
scaly white dead skin flakes from the human scalp; Pityriasis capitis
What does "dandruff" mean?
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noun Small white flakes of dead skin that shed from the scalp.
"He switched shampoos to try to get rid of his dandruff."
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dandruff in a sentence
- He switched shampoos to try to get rid of his dandruff.
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What is "dandruff" in Latin?
"dandruff" in Latin is porrigo. dandruff means: Small white flakes of dead skin that shed from the scalp.
How do you use "dandruff" in a sentence?
Example: "He switched shampoos to try to get rid of his dandruff." In Latin, "dandruff" is porrigo.
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