master in Latin
master in Latin is dominus, nauarchus, nāviculārius — master means a person with exceptional skill or deep expertise in something.
master in Latin
dominus
dominus
(nautical) The captain of a merchant ship; a master mariner.
nauarchus
(nautical) The captain of a merchant ship; a master mariner.
nāviculārius
(nautical) The captain of a merchant ship; a master mariner.
magister
dominulus
What does "master" mean?
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noun A person with exceptional skill or deep expertise in something.
"The old potter was a true master, and his bowls were known across the region."
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noun Someone with authority or control over other people, animals, or things.
"The ship's master gave the order to leave the harbour at dawn."
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noun A postgraduate degree, or someone holding one.
"He holds a master in history from a university in Scotland."
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verb To gain complete skill or control over something.
"Children can master a new language quickly if they hear it every day."
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master in a sentence
- The old potter was a true master, and his bowls were known across the region.
- She is a master of negotiation, closing every deal on her terms.
- The ship's master gave the order to leave the harbour at dawn.
- The puppy ran to its master as soon as he came through the door.
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What is "master" in Latin?
"master" in Latin is dominus, nauarchus, nāviculārius. master means: A person with exceptional skill or deep expertise in something.
How do you use "master" in a sentence?
Example: "The old potter was a true master, and his bowls were known across the region." In Latin, "master" is dominus, nauarchus, nāviculārius.
Are there other ways to say "master" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 5 translations listed for "master": dominus, nauarchus, nāviculārius, magister, dominulus.
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