nap in Latin
nap in Latin is intervigilium — nap means to sleep briefly, especially during the day.
nap in Latin
intervigilium
What does "nap" mean?
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verb To sleep briefly, especially during the day.
"She likes to nap for twenty minutes after lunch."
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noun A short period of sleep, especially during the day.
"I need a quick nap before the meeting."
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noun The short raised fibres on the surface of fabric or leather.
"Brush the velvet against the nap and it changes colour."
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nap in a sentence
- She likes to nap for twenty minutes after lunch.
- The baby napped through most of the flight.
- I need a quick nap before the meeting.
- He took a nap on the sofa while the game was on.
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What is "nap" in Latin?
"nap" in Latin is intervigilium. nap means: To sleep briefly, especially during the day.
How do you use "nap" in a sentence?
Example: "She likes to nap for twenty minutes after lunch." In Latin, "nap" is intervigilium.
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