fountain in Latin
fountain in Latin is fons — fountain means a structure that shoots or sprays water, often as a decoration in a public space.
fountain in Latin
fons
What does "fountain" mean?
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noun A structure that shoots or sprays water, often as a decoration in a public space.
"Children splashed around the fountain in the town square on a hot afternoon."
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noun A natural spring where water rises from the ground.
"Clear water bubbled up from a fountain at the foot of the hill."
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noun A source or origin of something, such as knowledge or generosity.
"Her grandfather was a fountain of wisdom and always had good advice."
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fountain in a sentence
- Children splashed around the fountain in the town square on a hot afternoon.
- A fountain in the hotel garden sprayed water high into the air.
- Clear water bubbled up from a fountain at the foot of the hill.
- Travellers once stopped to drink at the fountain beside the old road.
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What is "fountain" in Latin?
"fountain" in Latin is fons. fountain means: A structure that shoots or sprays water, often as a decoration in a public space.
How do you use "fountain" in a sentence?
Example: "Children splashed around the fountain in the town square on a hot afternoon." In Latin, "fountain" is fons.
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