girlfriend in Latin
girlfriend in Latin is puella, amāns, amātrix — girlfriend means a woman in an ongoing, unmarried romantic relationship with someone.
girlfriend in Latin
puella
amāns
amātrix
amīca
amīcula
amica
What does "girlfriend" mean?
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noun A woman in an ongoing, unmarried romantic relationship with someone.
"He's been dating the same girlfriend for three years."
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noun A close female friend.
"My oldest girlfriend from school still phones me every Sunday for a long chat."
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girlfriend in a sentence
- He's been dating the same girlfriend for three years.
- She brought her girlfriend to the wedding.
- My oldest girlfriend from school still phones me every Sunday for a long chat.
- Ruth invited a few girlfriends round for tea and a gossip.
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What is "girlfriend" in Latin?
"girlfriend" in Latin is puella, amāns, amātrix. girlfriend means: A woman in an ongoing, unmarried romantic relationship with someone.
How do you use "girlfriend" in a sentence?
Example: "He's been dating the same girlfriend for three years." In Latin, "girlfriend" is puella, amāns, amātrix.
Are there other ways to say "girlfriend" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 6 translations listed for "girlfriend": puella, amāns, amātrix, amīca, amīcula, amica.
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