oo in Latin
oo in Latin is moho — oo means the Greek letter omega (Ω, ω), sometimes written this way to show its long "o" sound.
oo in Latin
moho
What does "oo" mean?
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noun The Greek letter omega (Ω, ω), sometimes written this way to show its long "o" sound.
"The physics formula used oo to represent angular velocity."
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noun Any of several now-extinct Hawaiian honeyeater-like birds of the genus Moho, prized historically for their yellow feathers.
"The last confirmed oo sighting was decades before the species was declared extinct."
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oo in a sentence
- The physics formula used oo to represent angular velocity.
- The last confirmed oo sighting was decades before the species was declared extinct.
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What is "oo" in Latin?
"oo" in Latin is moho. oo means: The Greek letter omega (Ω, ω), sometimes written this way to show its long "o" sound.
How do you use "oo" in a sentence?
Example: "The physics formula used oo to represent angular velocity." In Latin, "oo" is moho.
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