nowhere in Latin
nowhere in Latin is nusquam, nullibi, nequo — nowhere means not in, at, or to any place.
nowhere in Latin
nusquam
In no place.
nullibi
In no place.
nequo
To no place.
What does "nowhere" mean?
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adv Not in, at, or to any place.
"The keys were nowhere to be found."
nowhere in a sentence
- The keys were nowhere to be found.
- We drove for hours and ended up nowhere near the campsite.
Common Latin translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "nowhere" in Latin?
"nowhere" in Latin is nusquam, nullibi, nequo. nowhere means: Not in, at, or to any place.
How do you use "nowhere" in a sentence?
Example: "The keys were nowhere to be found." In Latin, "nowhere" is nusquam, nullibi, nequo.
Are there other ways to say "nowhere" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "nowhere": nusquam, nullibi, nequo.
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