men in Latin
men in Latin is homines — men means the plural of "man" — adult male humans, or (in older or formal usage) people in general.
men in Latin
homines
(collective, dated, fantasy) (The) people, humanity, man(kind).
What does "men" mean?
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noun The plural of "man" — adult male humans, or (in older or formal usage) people in general.
"The men gathered in the hall to discuss the plan."
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noun Ordinary soldiers, as distinct from officers.
"The captain praised his men for their courage under fire."
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men in a sentence
- The men gathered in the hall to discuss the plan.
- All men are created equal, the document declared.
- The captain praised his men for their courage under fire.
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What is "men" in Latin?
"men" in Latin is homines. men means: The plural of "man" — adult male humans, or (in older or formal usage) people in general.
How do you use "men" in a sentence?
Example: "The men gathered in the hall to discuss the plan." In Latin, "men" is homines.
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