potion in Latin
potion in Latin is pōtiō, venēficium — potion means a drink believed to have a magical, medicinal, or poisonous effect.
potion in Latin
pōtiō
venēficium
What does "potion" mean?
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noun A drink believed to have a magical, medicinal, or poisonous effect.
"The witch brewed a potion to cure the curse."
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potion in a sentence
- The witch brewed a potion to cure the curse.
- In the story, one sip of the potion made him invisible.
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What is "potion" in Latin?
"potion" in Latin is pōtiō, venēficium. potion means: A drink believed to have a magical, medicinal, or poisonous effect.
How do you use "potion" in a sentence?
Example: "The witch brewed a potion to cure the curse." In Latin, "potion" is pōtiō, venēficium.
Are there other ways to say "potion" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "potion": pōtiō, venēficium.
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