dumbfound in Latin
dumbfound in Latin is obstupefaciō — dumbfound means to shock or confuse someone so much that they cannot speak.
dumbfound in Latin
obstupefaciō
(transitive) To confuse and bewilder; to leave speechless.
What does "dumbfound" mean?
- verb To shock or confuse someone so much that they cannot speak.
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What is "dumbfound" in Latin?
"dumbfound" in Latin is obstupefaciō. dumbfound means: To shock or confuse someone so much that they cannot speak.
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