granary in Latin
granary in Latin is grānārium — granary means a building or structure used to store harvested grain.
granary in Latin
grānārium
(agriculture) A storage facility for grain or sometimes animal feed.
What does "granary" mean?
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noun A building or structure used to store harvested grain.
"The old granary at the edge of the farm still smells faintly of wheat."
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noun A region known for growing large amounts of grain, often called the "breadbasket" of a country.
"The Midwest is often called the granary of the United States."
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granary in a sentence
- The old granary at the edge of the farm still smells faintly of wheat.
- Farmers filled the granary before the first frost hit.
- The Midwest is often called the granary of the United States.
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What is "granary" in Latin?
"granary" in Latin is grānārium. granary means: A building or structure used to store harvested grain.
How do you use "granary" in a sentence?
Example: "The old granary at the edge of the farm still smells faintly of wheat." In Latin, "granary" is grānārium.
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