farmhouse in Latin
farmhouse in Latin is colōnica — farmhouse means the main house on a farm, traditionally where the farmer and family live.
farmhouse in Latin
colōnica
A house that was once a farmer's residence albeit today lived in by residents whose occupation is not farming.
What does "farmhouse" mean?
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noun The main house on a farm, traditionally where the farmer and family live.
"They renovated an old stone farmhouse in the Cotswolds."
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farmhouse in a sentence
- They renovated an old stone farmhouse in the Cotswolds.
- The farmhouse kitchen still has its original wood-burning stove.
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What is "farmhouse" in Latin?
"farmhouse" in Latin is colōnica. farmhouse means: The main house on a farm, traditionally where the farmer and family live.
How do you use "farmhouse" in a sentence?
Example: "They renovated an old stone farmhouse in the Cotswolds." In Latin, "farmhouse" is colōnica.
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