path in Latin
path in Latin is semita, trames, sēmita — path means a track or trail made for walking.
path in Latin
semita
trames
sēmita
trāmes
What does "path" mean?
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noun A track or trail made for walking.
"We followed the muddy path down to the river after lunch."
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noun A course of action or direction taken in life or in a plan.
"Taking time to travel helped him decide which path he wanted to follow."
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noun In computing, the specific location of a file or folder within a directory structure.
"Type the full path of the folder, including every slash, into the box."
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path in a sentence
- We followed the muddy path down to the river after lunch.
- Children ran along the garden path, laughing, towards the gate.
- Taking time to travel helped him decide which path he wanted to follow.
- She chose a career path in medicine.
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What is "path" in Latin?
"path" in Latin is semita, trames, sēmita. path means: A track or trail made for walking.
How do you use "path" in a sentence?
Example: "We followed the muddy path down to the river after lunch." In Latin, "path" is semita, trames, sēmita.
Are there other ways to say "path" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "path": semita, trames, sēmita, trāmes.
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