dove in Latin
dove in Latin is columba, columbus, turtur — dove means a bird, typically white or grey, closely related to the pigeon and often used as a symbol of peace.
dove in Latin
What does "dove" mean?
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noun A bird, typically white or grey, closely related to the pigeon and often used as a symbol of peace.
"A white dove was released at the ceremony."
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noun A person who favours peaceful or diplomatic solutions over conflict, especially in politics.
"The doves in the cabinet pushed for a ceasefire."
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verb Past tense of "dive," used in American English.
"He dove into the pool without hesitating."
dove in a sentence
- A white dove was released at the ceremony.
- Doves are common in city parks as well as the countryside.
- The doves in the cabinet pushed for a ceasefire.
- He dove into the pool without hesitating.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "dove" in Latin?
"dove" in Latin is columba, columbus, turtur. dove means: A bird, typically white or grey, closely related to the pigeon and often used as a symbol of peace.
How do you use "dove" in a sentence?
Example: "A white dove was released at the ceremony." In Latin, "dove" is columba, columbus, turtur.
Are there other ways to say "dove" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "dove": columba, columbus, turtur.