embers in Latin
embers in Latin is favilla — embers means the glowing, smoldering remnants of a fire after the flames have died down.
embers in Latin
favilla
The smoldering or glowing remains of a fire, smoldering ash.
What does "embers" mean?
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noun The glowing, smoldering remnants of a fire after the flames have died down.
"She stirred the embers to keep the fire alive through the night."
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embers in a sentence
- She stirred the embers to keep the fire alive through the night.
- By morning, only a few orange embers remained in the grate.
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What is "embers" in Latin?
"embers" in Latin is favilla. embers means: The glowing, smoldering remnants of a fire after the flames have died down.
How do you use "embers" in a sentence?
Example: "She stirred the embers to keep the fire alive through the night." In Latin, "embers" is favilla.
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