meow in Latin
meow in Latin is miau, felio, maumo — meow means the characteristic vocal sound made by a cat.
meow in Latin
miau
Used to indicate the cry of a cat.
felio
(intransitive) Of a cat, to make its cry.
maumo
(intransitive) Of a cat, to make its cry.
What does "meow" mean?
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noun The characteristic vocal sound made by a cat.
"The kitten gave a tiny meow at the door."
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verb Of a cat, to make this sound.
"The cat meowed loudly for its dinner."
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intj Used to imitate a cat's cry.
""Meow!" the toddler said, pretending to be a cat."
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meow in a sentence
- The kitten gave a tiny meow at the door.
- The cat meowed loudly for its dinner.
- "Meow!" the toddler said, pretending to be a cat.
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What is "meow" in Latin?
"meow" in Latin is miau, felio, maumo. meow means: The characteristic vocal sound made by a cat.
How do you use "meow" in a sentence?
Example: "The kitten gave a tiny meow at the door." In Latin, "meow" is miau, felio, maumo.
Are there other ways to say "meow" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "meow": miau, felio, maumo.
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