morra in Latin
morra in Latin is micatio — morra means a hand game in which players simultaneously throw out a number of fingers and try to guess the total shown by all players.
morra in Latin
micatio
What does "morra" mean?
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noun A hand game in which players simultaneously throw out a number of fingers and try to guess the total shown by all players.
"The two friends played morra to decide who would pay for dinner."
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- The two friends played morra to decide who would pay for dinner.
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What is "morra" in Latin?
"morra" in Latin is micatio. morra means: A hand game in which players simultaneously throw out a number of fingers and try to guess the total shown by all players.
How do you use "morra" in a sentence?
Example: "The two friends played morra to decide who would pay for dinner." In Latin, "morra" is micatio.
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