hill in Latin
hill in Latin is collis, clivus, mons — hill means a raised area of land, smaller and less steep than a mountain.
hill in Latin
collis
An elevated landmass smaller than a mountain.
clivus
An elevated landmass smaller than a mountain.
mons
An elevated landmass smaller than a mountain.
What does "hill" mean?
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noun A raised area of land, smaller and less steep than a mountain.
"The village sits at the foot of a gentle hill."
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noun A sloping section of road.
"The truck struggled to climb the steep hill."
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noun (baseball) The pitcher's mound.
"He took the hill for his first start of the season."
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verb To pile earth around the base of a plant.
"Gardeners hill the soil around potato plants as they grow."
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hill in a sentence
- The village sits at the foot of a gentle hill.
- The truck struggled to climb the steep hill.
- He took the hill for his first start of the season.
- Gardeners hill the soil around potato plants as they grow.
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What is "hill" in Latin?
"hill" in Latin is collis, clivus, mons. hill means: A raised area of land, smaller and less steep than a mountain.
How do you use "hill" in a sentence?
Example: "The village sits at the foot of a gentle hill." In Latin, "hill" is collis, clivus, mons.
Are there other ways to say "hill" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "hill": collis, clivus, mons.
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