nourishment in Latin
nourishment in Latin is nūtrimen, nūtrimentum, sagīna — nourishment means food or nutrients needed to live and grow; the act of providing them.
nourishment in Latin
nūtrimen
The act of nourishing or the state of being nourished.
nūtrimentum
The act of nourishing or the state of being nourished.
nūtrimen
Something that nourishes; food.
nūtrimentum
Something that nourishes; food.
sagīna
Something that nourishes; food.
What does "nourishment" mean?
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noun Food or nutrients needed to live and grow; the act of providing them.
"The plants weren't getting enough nourishment from the depleted soil."
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nourishment in a sentence
- The plants weren't getting enough nourishment from the depleted soil.
- A newborn depends entirely on its mother for nourishment.
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What is "nourishment" in Latin?
"nourishment" in Latin is nūtrimen, nūtrimentum, sagīna. nourishment means: Food or nutrients needed to live and grow; the act of providing them.
How do you use "nourishment" in a sentence?
Example: "The plants weren't getting enough nourishment from the depleted soil." In Latin, "nourishment" is nūtrimen, nūtrimentum, sagīna.
Are there other ways to say "nourishment" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "nourishment": nūtrimen, nūtrimentum, sagīna.
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