groceries in Latin
groceries in Latin is obsōnia — groceries means food and other everyday household items bought from a store.
groceries in Latin
obsōnia
Retail foodstuffs and other household supplies; the commodities sold by a grocer or in a grocery store.
What does "groceries" mean?
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noun Food and other everyday household items bought from a store.
"We need to pick up groceries on the way home."
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groceries in a sentence
- We need to pick up groceries on the way home.
- Prices for basic groceries have gone up this year.
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What is "groceries" in Latin?
"groceries" in Latin is obsōnia. groceries means: Food and other everyday household items bought from a store.
How do you use "groceries" in a sentence?
Example: "We need to pick up groceries on the way home." In Latin, "groceries" is obsōnia.
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