Norma in Latin
Norma in Latin is Norma — Norma means a carpenter's or mason's square, used for checking and marking right angles.
Norma in Latin
Norma
(constellation) An inconspicuous constellation of the southern sky, said to resemble a carpenter's square. It lies south of the constellations Scorpius and Centaurus.
What does "Norma" mean?
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noun A carpenter's or mason's square, used for checking and marking right angles.
"The old toolbox still held a wooden norma for squaring joints."
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noun A standard, rule, or model that something is measured against (used in specialist or technical writing).
"The report set out the norma for acceptable emissions levels."
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Norma in a sentence
- The old toolbox still held a wooden norma for squaring joints.
- The report set out the norma for acceptable emissions levels.
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What is "Norma" in Latin?
"Norma" in Latin is Norma. Norma means: A carpenter's or mason's square, used for checking and marking right angles.
How do you use "Norma" in a sentence?
Example: "The old toolbox still held a wooden norma for squaring joints." In Latin, "Norma" is Norma.
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