nimbus in Latin
nimbus in Latin is nimbus — nimbus means a glowing ring or halo of light around a head, especially in religious art.
nimbus in Latin
nimbus
What does "nimbus" mean?
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noun A glowing ring or halo of light around a head, especially in religious art.
"The painting showed the saint with a golden nimbus around her head."
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noun A large grey cloud that brings rain.
"Dark nimbus clouds rolled in just before the downpour."
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nimbus in a sentence
- The painting showed the saint with a golden nimbus around her head.
- Dark nimbus clouds rolled in just before the downpour.
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What is "nimbus" in Latin?
"nimbus" in Latin is nimbus. nimbus means: A glowing ring or halo of light around a head, especially in religious art.
How do you use "nimbus" in a sentence?
Example: "The painting showed the saint with a golden nimbus around her head." In Latin, "nimbus" is nimbus.
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