imitative in Latin
imitative in Latin is imitativus — imitative means copying something else rather than being original.
imitative in Latin
imitativus
Imitating; copying; not original.
What does "imitative" mean?
- adj Copying something else rather than being original.
- adj Made or designed to look like something else.
- adj Describing a word whose sound suggests its meaning, as with onomatopoeia.
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What is "imitative" in Latin?
"imitative" in Latin is imitativus. imitative means: Copying something else rather than being original.
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