finger in Latin
finger in Latin is digitus — finger means one of the five slender parts extending from the hand, used for touching, holding, and grasping.
finger in Latin
digitus
(anatomy) A slender jointed extremity of the human hand, (often) exclusive of the thumb.
What does "finger" mean?
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noun One of the five slender parts extending from the hand, used for touching, holding, and grasping.
"She pointed at the map with her finger."
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verb To identify or blame someone, especially to the authorities.
"A witness fingered him as the getaway driver."
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verb To touch, poke, or feel something with the fingers.
"He fingered the fabric to check its quality."
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finger in a sentence
- She pointed at the map with her finger.
- A witness fingered him as the getaway driver.
- He fingered the fabric to check its quality.
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What is "finger" in Latin?
"finger" in Latin is digitus. finger means: One of the five slender parts extending from the hand, used for touching, holding, and grasping.
How do you use "finger" in a sentence?
Example: "She pointed at the map with her finger." In Latin, "finger" is digitus.
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