infertile in Latin
infertile in Latin is infertilis, sterilis — infertile means not able to produce offspring, crops, or fruit.
infertile in Latin
infertilis
Not fertile.
sterilis
Not fertile.
What does "infertile" mean?
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adj Not able to produce offspring, crops, or fruit.
"The couple spent years seeing specialists after learning she was infertile."
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infertile in a sentence
- The couple spent years seeing specialists after learning she was infertile.
- The soil here is too infertile to grow much beyond weeds.
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What is "infertile" in Latin?
"infertile" in Latin is infertilis, sterilis. infertile means: Not able to produce offspring, crops, or fruit.
How do you use "infertile" in a sentence?
Example: "The couple spent years seeing specialists after learning she was infertile." In Latin, "infertile" is infertilis, sterilis.
Are there other ways to say "infertile" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "infertile": infertilis, sterilis.
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