painting in Latin
painting in Latin is pictūra, pictura — painting means a picture or artwork made with paint.
painting in Latin
pictūra
artistic application of paint
pictūra
an illustration or artwork using paint
pictura
an illustration or artwork using paint
What does "painting" mean?
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noun A picture or artwork made with paint.
"The gallery bought a painting by a local artist."
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noun The activity of applying paint, whether as art or as a practical job.
"Painting the whole house took the whole weekend."
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painting in a sentence
- The gallery bought a painting by a local artist.
- Painting the whole house took the whole weekend.
- She took up painting after retiring.
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What is "painting" in Latin?
"painting" in Latin is pictūra, pictura. painting means: A picture or artwork made with paint.
How do you use "painting" in a sentence?
Example: "The gallery bought a painting by a local artist." In Latin, "painting" is pictūra, pictura.
Are there other ways to say "painting" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "painting": pictūra, pictura.
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