orb in Latin
orb in Latin is orbis — orb means a sphere or spherical object, especially something described poetically — a planet, star, or globe.
orb in Latin
orbis
A spherical body; a sphere, especially one of the celestial spheres; a sun, planet, or star
What does "orb" mean?
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noun A sphere or spherical object, especially something described poetically — a planet, star, or globe.
"The moon hung in the sky like a pale orb."
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noun A ceremonial golden sphere, topped with a cross, carried by a monarch as a symbol of royal power.
"The king held the orb and scepter during the coronation."
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orb in a sentence
- The moon hung in the sky like a pale orb.
- The king held the orb and scepter during the coronation.
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What is "orb" in Latin?
"orb" in Latin is orbis. orb means: A sphere or spherical object, especially something described poetically — a planet, star, or globe.
How do you use "orb" in a sentence?
Example: "The moon hung in the sky like a pale orb." In Latin, "orb" is orbis.
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