fawn in Latin
fawn in Latin is hinnuleus, adūlor — fawn means a young deer, usually under a year old.
fawn in Latin
hinnuleus
A young deer.
adūlor
What does "fawn" mean?
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noun A young deer, usually under a year old.
"The fawn followed close behind its mother through the woods."
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noun A light yellowish-brown colour.
"She wore a fawn coat that matched her handbag."
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verb To seek approval or favour through excessive flattery or servile behaviour.
"The junior staff fawned over the visiting executive."
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fawn in a sentence
- The fawn followed close behind its mother through the woods.
- She wore a fawn coat that matched her handbag.
- The junior staff fawned over the visiting executive.
- His dog fawned at his feet the moment he walked in.
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What is "fawn" in Latin?
"fawn" in Latin is hinnuleus, adūlor. fawn means: A young deer, usually under a year old.
How do you use "fawn" in a sentence?
Example: "The fawn followed close behind its mother through the woods." In Latin, "fawn" is hinnuleus, adūlor.
Are there other ways to say "fawn" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "fawn": hinnuleus, adūlor.
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