hind in Latin
hind in Latin is cerva — hind means located at or toward the back, especially of an animal's body.
hind in Latin
cerva
A doe (female deer), especially a red deer at least two years old.
What does "hind" mean?
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adj Located at or toward the back, especially of an animal's body.
"The dog scratched behind its hind leg."
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noun A female deer, especially an adult red deer.
"A hind and her calf grazed at the edge of the woods."
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hind in a sentence
- The dog scratched behind its hind leg.
- The horse reared up on its hind legs.
- A hind and her calf grazed at the edge of the woods.
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What is "hind" in Latin?
"hind" in Latin is cerva. hind means: Located at or toward the back, especially of an animal's body.
How do you use "hind" in a sentence?
Example: "The dog scratched behind its hind leg." In Latin, "hind" is cerva.
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