donation in Latin
donation in Latin is condonatio, dōnātiō, stips — donation means something given freely, usually money or goods, to support a cause or help someone.
donation in Latin
condonatio
A voluntary gift or contribution for a specific cause.
dōnātiō
A voluntary gift or contribution for a specific cause.
stips
A voluntary gift or contribution for a specific cause.
What does "donation" mean?
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noun Something given freely, usually money or goods, to support a cause or help someone.
"We gladly accepted a donation of tinned food for the school's winter appeal."
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donation in a sentence
- We gladly accepted a donation of tinned food for the school's winter appeal.
- The charity relies on public donations to fund its work.
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What is "donation" in Latin?
"donation" in Latin is condonatio, dōnātiō, stips. donation means: Something given freely, usually money or goods, to support a cause or help someone.
How do you use "donation" in a sentence?
Example: "We gladly accepted a donation of tinned food for the school's winter appeal." In Latin, "donation" is condonatio, dōnātiō, stips.
Are there other ways to say "donation" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "donation": condonatio, dōnātiō, stips.
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