metamorphose in Latin
metamorphose in Latin is transfiguro — metamorphose means of a moth or other insect, to go through the process of changing shape as it develops.
metamorphose in Latin
transfiguro
(of a moth or insect, intransitive) To undergo metamorphosis.
What does "metamorphose" mean?
- verb Of a moth or other insect, to go through the process of changing shape as it develops.
- verb To change or develop into something different.
- verb To change something so completely that it looks entirely different.
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What is "metamorphose" in Latin?
"metamorphose" in Latin is transfiguro. metamorphose means: Of a moth or other insect, to go through the process of changing shape as it develops.
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