ewe in Latin
ewe in Latin is ovis — ewe means a female sheep.
ewe in Latin
ovis
A female sheep, as opposed to a ram.
What does "ewe" mean?
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noun A female sheep.
"The farmer counted forty ewes in the lower field."
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name An ethnic group from southeastern Ghana, Togo, and Benin, or the language they speak.
"She grew up speaking Ewe at home in Ghana."
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ewe in a sentence
- The farmer counted forty ewes in the lower field.
- She grew up speaking Ewe at home in Ghana.
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What is "ewe" in Latin?
"ewe" in Latin is ovis. ewe means: A female sheep.
How do you use "ewe" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer counted forty ewes in the lower field." In Latin, "ewe" is ovis.
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