dungeon in Latin
dungeon in Latin is carcer, robur — dungeon means a dark, often underground prison cell, typically found beneath an old castle.
dungeon in Latin
carcer
An underground prison or vault, typically built underneath a castle.
robur
An underground prison or vault, typically built underneath a castle.
What does "dungeon" mean?
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noun A dark, often underground prison cell, typically found beneath an old castle.
"The prisoners were dragged down into the castle's dungeon."
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noun In video games, an area full of enemies, hazards, and treasure that players must fight through.
"The party spent hours clearing the final dungeon before facing the boss."
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dungeon in a sentence
- The prisoners were dragged down into the castle's dungeon.
- Tourists can still visit the damp stone dungeon under the fortress.
- The party spent hours clearing the final dungeon before facing the boss.
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What is "dungeon" in Latin?
"dungeon" in Latin is carcer, robur. dungeon means: A dark, often underground prison cell, typically found beneath an old castle.
How do you use "dungeon" in a sentence?
Example: "The prisoners were dragged down into the castle's dungeon." In Latin, "dungeon" is carcer, robur.
Are there other ways to say "dungeon" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "dungeon": carcer, robur.
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