hex in Latin
hex in Latin is exsēcrātiō, imprecātiō, venefica — hex means to cast a spell on someone, especially a harmful or evil one; to bewitch.
hex in Latin
exsēcrātiō
An evil spell or curse.
imprecātiō
An evil spell or curse.
venefica
A witch.
veneficus
A witch.
dētestor
(transitive) To cast a spell on (specifically an evil spell), to bewitch.
exsecror
(transitive) To cast a spell on (specifically an evil spell), to bewitch.
imprecor
(transitive) To cast a spell on (specifically an evil spell), to bewitch.
What does "hex" mean?
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verb To cast a spell on someone, especially a harmful or evil one; to bewitch.
"The old woman claimed she could hex anyone who crossed her."
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noun An evil spell or curse.
"They believed the run of bad luck was caused by a hex."
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noun A hexagon-shaped space on a board game, used in strategy and wargaming.
"Each unit can move up to three hexes per turn."
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hex in a sentence
- The old woman claimed she could hex anyone who crossed her.
- In the story, the witch hexes the prince and turns him into a frog.
- They believed the run of bad luck was caused by a hex.
- He joked that his car was under some kind of hex.
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What is "hex" in Latin?
"hex" in Latin is exsēcrātiō, imprecātiō, venefica. hex means: To cast a spell on someone, especially a harmful or evil one; to bewitch.
How do you use "hex" in a sentence?
Example: "The old woman claimed she could hex anyone who crossed her." In Latin, "hex" is exsēcrātiō, imprecātiō, venefica.
Are there other ways to say "hex" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 7 translations listed for "hex": exsēcrātiō, imprecātiō, venefica, veneficus, dētestor, exsecror.
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