pee in Latin
pee in Latin is pē, meiō, mingō — pee means urine, or the act of urinating (informal).
pee in Latin
pē
The name of the Latin-script letter P/p.
meiō
mingō
What does "pee" mean?
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noun Urine, or the act of urinating (informal).
"The nurse asked him to give a pee sample in a small pot."
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verb To urinate (informal).
"Please don't drink too much, or you'll have to pee all night."
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pee in a sentence
- The nurse asked him to give a pee sample in a small pot.
- After the long car journey, the children all desperately needed a pee.
- Please don't drink too much, or you'll have to pee all night.
- The puppy likes to pee on the grass in the garden.
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What is "pee" in Latin?
"pee" in Latin is pē, meiō, mingō. pee means: Urine, or the act of urinating (informal).
How do you use "pee" in a sentence?
Example: "The nurse asked him to give a pee sample in a small pot." In Latin, "pee" is pē, meiō, mingō.
Are there other ways to say "pee" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "pee": pē, meiō, mingō.
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