ing in Latin
ing in Latin is ens — ing means a low meadow, especially one near a river; a water meadow (a dialect and historical term).
ing in Latin
ens
Used to form present participles of verbs.
What does "ing" mean?
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noun A low meadow, especially one near a river; a water meadow (a dialect and historical term).
"In spring the river floods the ing, and wading birds gather in the shallow water."
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ing in a sentence
- In spring the river floods the ing, and wading birds gather in the shallow water.
- Local farmers still cut hay from the old ings near the village.
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What is "ing" in Latin?
"ing" in Latin is ens. ing means: A low meadow, especially one near a river; a water meadow (a dialect and historical term).
How do you use "ing" in a sentence?
Example: "In spring the river floods the ing, and wading birds gather in the shallow water." In Latin, "ing" is ens.
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