hop in Latin
hop in Latin is lupulus, humulus — hop means a short jump, especially on one leg or foot.
hop in Latin
lupulus
humulus
What does "hop" mean?
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noun A short jump, especially on one leg or foot.
"The rabbit took a quick hop across the lawn."
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noun A short trip, especially by plane.
"It's just a quick hop from London to Paris."
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verb To jump a short distance, often on one leg.
"The kids hopped over the puddles on the way to school."
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noun A climbing plant whose flowers are used to flavour beer.
"This IPA uses a citrusy hop variety."
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hop in a sentence
- The rabbit took a quick hop across the lawn.
- It's just a quick hop from London to Paris.
- The kids hopped over the puddles on the way to school.
- She hopped onto the train just before the doors closed.
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What is "hop" in Latin?
"hop" in Latin is lupulus, humulus. hop means: A short jump, especially on one leg or foot.
How do you use "hop" in a sentence?
Example: "The rabbit took a quick hop across the lawn." In Latin, "hop" is lupulus, humulus.
Are there other ways to say "hop" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "hop": lupulus, humulus.
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