hooked in Latin
hooked in Latin is hāmātus, obuncus — hooked means curved like a hook.
hooked in Latin
hāmātus
Having a sharp curve at the end; resembling a hook.
obuncus
Having a sharp curve at the end; resembling a hook.
What does "hooked" mean?
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adj Curved like a hook.
"The old fisherman had a hooked nose and a weathered face."
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adj Informal: addicted to or unable to stop doing something.
"My little brother is hooked on that video game and plays it every evening."
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hooked in a sentence
- The old fisherman had a hooked nose and a weathered face.
- A hooked claw is perfect for gripping branches.
- My little brother is hooked on that video game and plays it every evening.
- After one episode, I was completely hooked on the show.
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What is "hooked" in Latin?
"hooked" in Latin is hāmātus, obuncus. hooked means: Curved like a hook.
How do you use "hooked" in a sentence?
Example: "The old fisherman had a hooked nose and a weathered face." In Latin, "hooked" is hāmātus, obuncus.
Are there other ways to say "hooked" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "hooked": hāmātus, obuncus.
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