lingerie in Latin
lingerie in Latin is multīcia — lingerie means women's underwear or nightwear, especially delicate or lacy styles.
lingerie in Latin
multīcia
Underwear or nightclothes (typically women's), especially when lacy or designed to be seductive.
What does "lingerie" mean?
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noun Women's underwear or nightwear, especially delicate or lacy styles.
"She bought new lingerie for the honeymoon."
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lingerie in a sentence
- She bought new lingerie for the honeymoon.
- The shop window displayed silk lingerie.
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What is "lingerie" in Latin?
"lingerie" in Latin is multīcia. lingerie means: Women's underwear or nightwear, especially delicate or lacy styles.
How do you use "lingerie" in a sentence?
Example: "She bought new lingerie for the honeymoon." In Latin, "lingerie" is multīcia.
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