paint in Latin
paint in Latin is pigmentum, pingō, pingere — paint means a liquid or paste that is spread onto a surface and dries into a solid, coloured coating.
paint in Latin
pigmentum
pingō
pingere
(transitive) To apply in the manner that paint is applied.
pingō
(transitive) To apply in the manner that paint is applied.
What does "paint" mean?
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noun A liquid or paste that is spread onto a surface and dries into a solid, coloured coating.
"We need another coat of paint on the fence."
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noun A set of paints or paint colours used for painting pictures.
"The child was given a box of paints for her birthday."
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verb To apply paint to a surface.
"They painted the bedroom a soft blue."
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verb To create a picture using paints.
"She paints landscapes in her spare time."
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paint in a sentence
- We need another coat of paint on the fence.
- The paint hadn't fully dried before the rain started.
- The child was given a box of paints for her birthday.
- They painted the bedroom a soft blue.
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What is "paint" in Latin?
"paint" in Latin is pigmentum, pingō, pingere. paint means: A liquid or paste that is spread onto a surface and dries into a solid, coloured coating.
How do you use "paint" in a sentence?
Example: "We need another coat of paint on the fence." In Latin, "paint" is pigmentum, pingō, pingere.
Are there other ways to say "paint" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "paint": pigmentum, pingō, pingere.
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