invert in Latin
invert in Latin is invertō — invert means to flip something so it is upside down, back to front, or in reverse order.
invert in Latin
invertō
(transitive) To turn (something) upside down or inside out; to place in a contrary order or direction.
What does "invert" mean?
- verb To flip something so it is upside down, back to front, or in reverse order.
- verb (music) To shift a chord's root note up or down an octave, changing its pitch.
- verb To undergo inversion, as sugar.
- verb To redirect something, or use it for a purpose it was not meant for.
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What is "invert" in Latin?
"invert" in Latin is invertō. invert means: To flip something so it is upside down, back to front, or in reverse order.
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