only in Latin
only in Latin is ūnicus, unicus, solum — only means being the single one of its kind; sole.
only in Latin
ūnicus
Alone in a category.
unicus
Alone in a category.
solum
Without others or anything further; exclusively.
modo
Without others or anything further; exclusively.
tantum
Without others or anything further; exclusively.
tantummodo
Without others or anything further; exclusively.
modo
No more than; just.
sōlum
No more than; just.
solum
No more than; just.
What does "only" mean?
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adj Being the single one of its kind; sole.
"This is the only copy of the letter that survived."
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adv Exclusively, and nothing or no one else besides.
"The offer is only available to new customers."
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conj Used to introduce an exception or a disappointing twist to what was just said; but.
"I would have called, only my phone had died."
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only in a sentence
- This is the only copy of the letter that survived.
- He was the only person who showed up on time.
- The offer is only available to new customers.
- She only eats breakfast on weekdays.
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What is "only" in Latin?
"only" in Latin is ūnicus, unicus, solum. only means: Being the single one of its kind; sole.
How do you use "only" in a sentence?
Example: "This is the only copy of the letter that survived." In Latin, "only" is ūnicus, unicus, solum.
Are there other ways to say "only" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 7 translations listed for "only": ūnicus, unicus, solum, modo, tantum, tantummodo.
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