household in Latin
household in Latin is domesticus, familia — household means all the people who live together in one home, including family and any live-in staff.
household in Latin
domesticus
Found in or having its origin in a home.
familia
What does "household" mean?
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noun All the people who live together in one home, including family and any live-in staff.
"The whole household gathered for Sunday dinner."
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noun The management and running of a home's day-to-day affairs.
"She handled all the household accounts."
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adj Belonging to or associated with the home.
"Household chores took up most of Saturday."
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adj Widely known or familiar to the general public.
"After the film's success, her name became a household word."
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household in a sentence
- The whole household gathered for Sunday dinner.
- She handled all the household accounts.
- Household chores took up most of Saturday.
- After the film's success, her name became a household word.
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What is "household" in Latin?
"household" in Latin is domesticus, familia. household means: All the people who live together in one home, including family and any live-in staff.
How do you use "household" in a sentence?
Example: "The whole household gathered for Sunday dinner." In Latin, "household" is domesticus, familia.
Are there other ways to say "household" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "household": domesticus, familia.
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