mysterious in Latin
mysterious in Latin is arcanus, obscurus, mysterius — mysterious means difficult to understand or explain; hard to figure out.
mysterious in Latin
arcanus
Of unknown origin.
obscurus
Of unknown origin.
mysterius
Of unknown origin.
mysticus
Of unknown origin.
reconditus
Of unknown origin.
secretus
Of unknown origin.
arcanus
Having unknown qualities.
mysticus
Having unknown qualities.
obscurus
Having unknown qualities.
occultus
Having unknown qualities.
reconditus
Having unknown qualities.
secretus
Having unknown qualities.
What does "mysterious" mean?
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adj Difficult to understand or explain; hard to figure out.
"The cause of the strange noise in the attic remained mysterious for weeks."
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adj Deliberately vague or secretive about something.
"Why are you being so mysterious about where we are going tonight?"
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mysterious in a sentence
- The cause of the strange noise in the attic remained mysterious for weeks.
- The house had a mysterious atmosphere that unsettled visitors.
- Why are you being so mysterious about where we are going tonight?
- He gave a mysterious smile and refused to tell us who had sent the gift.
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What is "mysterious" in Latin?
"mysterious" in Latin is arcanus, obscurus, mysterius. mysterious means: Difficult to understand or explain; hard to figure out.
How do you use "mysterious" in a sentence?
Example: "The cause of the strange noise in the attic remained mysterious for weeks." In Latin, "mysterious" is arcanus, obscurus, mysterius.
Are there other ways to say "mysterious" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 7 translations listed for "mysterious": arcanus, obscurus, mysterius, mysticus, reconditus, secretus.
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