kindling in Latin
kindling in Latin is fōmes — kindling means small sticks, twigs, or other easily burnable material used to start a fire.
kindling in Latin
fōmes
Small pieces of wood and twigs used to start a fire.
What does "kindling" mean?
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noun Small sticks, twigs, or other easily burnable material used to start a fire.
"He gathered kindling before lighting the fireplace."
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kindling in a sentence
- He gathered kindling before lighting the fireplace.
- Dry kindling catches much faster than damp logs.
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What is "kindling" in Latin?
"kindling" in Latin is fōmes. kindling means: Small sticks, twigs, or other easily burnable material used to start a fire.
How do you use "kindling" in a sentence?
Example: "He gathered kindling before lighting the fireplace." In Latin, "kindling" is fōmes.
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