dividing in Latin
dividing in Latin is bipartiens, partiens — dividing means acting to separate one thing from another.
dividing in Latin
bipartiens
Serving to divide or separate.
partiens
Serving to divide or separate.
What does "dividing" mean?
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adj Acting to separate one thing from another.
"The fence acts as the dividing line between the two properties."
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dividing in a sentence
- The fence acts as the dividing line between the two properties.
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What is "dividing" in Latin?
"dividing" in Latin is bipartiens, partiens. dividing means: Acting to separate one thing from another.
How do you use "dividing" in a sentence?
Example: "The fence acts as the dividing line between the two properties." In Latin, "dividing" is bipartiens, partiens.
Are there other ways to say "dividing" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "dividing": bipartiens, partiens.
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