doe in Latin
doe in Latin is cerva — doe means a female deer, or a female of certain other animals such as a rabbit, hare, or kangaroo.
doe in Latin
cerva
A female deer; also used of similar animals such as antelope (less commonly a goat, as nanny is also used).
What does "doe" mean?
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noun A female deer, or a female of certain other animals such as a rabbit, hare, or kangaroo.
"A doe and her fawn crossed the trail at dawn."
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doe in a sentence
- A doe and her fawn crossed the trail at dawn.
- The rabbit doe had a litter of six kits in the spring.
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What is "doe" in Latin?
"doe" in Latin is cerva. doe means: A female deer, or a female of certain other animals such as a rabbit, hare, or kangaroo.
How do you use "doe" in a sentence?
Example: "A doe and her fawn crossed the trail at dawn." In Latin, "doe" is cerva.
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