neigh in Latin
neigh in Latin is hinnītus, hinniō, hinnire — neigh means the high-pitched cry made by a horse.
neigh in Latin
hinnītus
The cry of a horse.
hinniō
hinnire
What does "neigh" mean?
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noun The high-pitched cry made by a horse.
"A loud neigh echoed from the stable."
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verb To make this sound, as a horse does.
"The horse neighed nervously as the storm rolled in."
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neigh in a sentence
- A loud neigh echoed from the stable.
- The horse neighed nervously as the storm rolled in.
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What is "neigh" in Latin?
"neigh" in Latin is hinnītus, hinniō, hinnire. neigh means: The high-pitched cry made by a horse.
How do you use "neigh" in a sentence?
Example: "A loud neigh echoed from the stable." In Latin, "neigh" is hinnītus, hinniō, hinnire.
Are there other ways to say "neigh" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "neigh": hinnītus, hinniō, hinnire.
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