encircle in Latin
encircle in Latin is circumdō — encircle means to form a ring around something; to surround completely.
encircle in Latin
circumdō
(transitive) To surround, form a circle around.
What does "encircle" mean?
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verb To form a ring around something; to surround completely.
""Friday!" she called out, bursting open the doors and quickly encircling her friend in the warmth of her arms."
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encircle in a sentence
- "Friday!" she called out, bursting open the doors and quickly encircling her friend in the warmth of her arms.
- It is also customary in the Orient and among Sephardim for the mourners to encircle the coffin of an erudite person seven times and recite Yoshayv besayter while making each circuit.
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What is "encircle" in Latin?
"encircle" in Latin is circumdō. encircle means: To form a ring around something; to surround completely.
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