diamonds in Latin
diamonds in Latin is quadra — diamonds means the suit of playing cards marked with a red diamond shape.
diamonds in Latin
quadra
(card games) One of the four suits of playing cards, marked with the symbol ♦.
What does "diamonds" mean?
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noun The suit of playing cards marked with a red diamond shape.
"He had a strong hand, with three diamonds and a pair of aces."
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diamonds in a sentence
- He had a strong hand, with three diamonds and a pair of aces.
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What is "diamonds" in Latin?
"diamonds" in Latin is quadra. diamonds means: The suit of playing cards marked with a red diamond shape.
How do you use "diamonds" in a sentence?
Example: "He had a strong hand, with three diamonds and a pair of aces." In Latin, "diamonds" is quadra.
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