lighthouse in Latin
lighthouse in Latin is pharus — lighthouse means a tower with a powerful light at the top, built to warn or guide ships near dangerous coastlines.
lighthouse in Latin
pharus
A tower or other structure exhibiting a light or lights to warn or guide sailors.
What does "lighthouse" mean?
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noun A tower with a powerful light at the top, built to warn or guide ships near dangerous coastlines.
"The lighthouse beam swept across the bay every ten seconds."
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lighthouse in a sentence
- The lighthouse beam swept across the bay every ten seconds.
- Sailors relied on the lighthouse to avoid the rocks.
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What is "lighthouse" in Latin?
"lighthouse" in Latin is pharus. lighthouse means: A tower with a powerful light at the top, built to warn or guide ships near dangerous coastlines.
How do you use "lighthouse" in a sentence?
Example: "The lighthouse beam swept across the bay every ten seconds." In Latin, "lighthouse" is pharus.
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