hungry in Latin
hungry in Latin is iēiūnus, ēsuriēns — hungry means feeling the need or desire to eat.
hungry in Latin
iēiūnus
ēsuriēns
What does "hungry" mean?
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adjective Feeling the need or desire to eat.
"By lunchtime, the kids were starving hungry."
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adjective Having a strong eagerness or desire for something.
"The young team looked hungry for their first trophy."
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hungry in a sentence
- By lunchtime, the kids were starving hungry.
- The young team looked hungry for their first trophy.
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What is "hungry" in Latin?
"hungry" in Latin is iēiūnus, ēsuriēns. hungry means: Feeling the need or desire to eat.
How do you use "hungry" in a sentence?
Example: "By lunchtime, the kids were starving hungry." In Latin, "hungry" is iēiūnus, ēsuriēns.
Are there other ways to say "hungry" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "hungry": iēiūnus, ēsuriēns.
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