golden in Latin
golden in Latin is aureus, aurosus, inauratus — golden means made of gold, or coloured like it.
golden in Latin
aureus
aurosus
Having a color or other richness suggestive of gold.
inauratus
Having a color or other richness suggestive of gold.
What does "golden" mean?
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adj Made of gold, or coloured like it.
"The sunset painted the clouds a deep golden orange."
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adj Marked by great success, prosperity, or excellence.
"The 1960s are remembered as a golden era for the band."
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golden in a sentence
- The sunset painted the clouds a deep golden orange.
- She has beautiful golden hair.
- The 1960s are remembered as a golden era for the band.
- This is a golden opportunity to expand into new markets.
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What is "golden" in Latin?
"golden" in Latin is aureus, aurosus, inauratus. golden means: Made of gold, or coloured like it.
How do you use "golden" in a sentence?
Example: "The sunset painted the clouds a deep golden orange." In Latin, "golden" is aureus, aurosus, inauratus.
Are there other ways to say "golden" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "golden": aureus, aurosus, inauratus.
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