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famous in Latin

famous in Latin is notus, fāmōsus, nobilis — famous means known widely by many people.

famous in Latin

notus
adj
Well known.
fāmōsus
adj
Well known.
nobilis
adj
Well known.
inclitus
adj
Well known.

What does "famous" mean?

  1. adjective Known widely by many people.
    "The museum is home to a famous painting that draws visitors from everywhere."
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famous in a sentence

  • The museum is home to a famous painting that draws visitors from everywhere.
  • She became famous after her debut novel topped the bestseller list.

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What is "famous" in Latin?
"famous" in Latin is notus, fāmōsus, nobilis. famous means: Known widely by many people.
How do you use "famous" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum is home to a famous painting that draws visitors from everywhere." In Latin, "famous" is notus, fāmōsus, nobilis.
Are there other ways to say "famous" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "famous": notus, fāmōsus, nobilis, inclitus.
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