pistol in Latin
pistol in Latin is pistōla, pistōlettus, pistōlium — pistol means a small handgun designed to be fired with one hand.
pistol in Latin
pistōla
(broad) A handgun [1570s]
pistōlettus
(broad) A handgun [1570s]
pistōlium
(broad) A handgun [1570s]
sclopētus brevior
(broad) A handgun [1570s]
What does "pistol" mean?
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noun A small handgun designed to be fired with one hand.
"The museum has an antique pistol that once belonged to a ship's captain."
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verb To shoot someone or something with a pistol.
"He was pistoled in a dispute outside the bar."
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pistol in a sentence
- The museum has an antique pistol that once belonged to a ship's captain.
- At the start of the race, the official raised a starting pistol.
- He was pistoled in a dispute outside the bar.
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What is "pistol" in Latin?
"pistol" in Latin is pistōla, pistōlettus, pistōlium. pistol means: A small handgun designed to be fired with one hand.
How do you use "pistol" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum has an antique pistol that once belonged to a ship's captain." In Latin, "pistol" is pistōla, pistōlettus, pistōlium.
Are there other ways to say "pistol" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "pistol": pistōla, pistōlettus, pistōlium, sclopētus brevior.
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