larder in Latin
larder in Latin is lardarium — larder means a cool room or cupboard in a house used for storing food.
larder in Latin
lardarium
A cool room in a domestic house where food is stored, but larger than a pantry.
What does "larder" mean?
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noun A cool room or cupboard in a house used for storing food.
"The larder was stocked with jams and pickles for winter."
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noun A household's overall stock or supply of food.
"Their larder was running low after the long snowstorm."
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larder in a sentence
- The larder was stocked with jams and pickles for winter.
- Their larder was running low after the long snowstorm.
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What is "larder" in Latin?
"larder" in Latin is lardarium. larder means: A cool room or cupboard in a house used for storing food.
How do you use "larder" in a sentence?
Example: "The larder was stocked with jams and pickles for winter." In Latin, "larder" is lardarium.
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