prime in Latin
prime in Latin is flōs, prima, prīmus — prime means of the highest quality or importance; excellent.
prime in Latin
flōs
prima
(historical) The first hour of daylight; the first canonical hour.
prīmus
What does "prime" mean?
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adj Of the highest quality or importance; excellent.
"This waterfront lot is prime real estate."
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adj (mathematics) Of a number, divisible only by itself and one.
"Seven is a prime number because nothing but 1 and 7 divides it evenly."
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verb To prepare something for use, especially by applying an initial coat or by getting it ready in advance.
"You should prime the wall before painting it."
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prime in a sentence
- This waterfront lot is prime real estate.
- He's in prime physical condition for his age.
- Seven is a prime number because nothing but 1 and 7 divides it evenly.
- You should prime the wall before painting it.
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What is "prime" in Latin?
"prime" in Latin is flōs, prima, prīmus. prime means: Of the highest quality or importance; excellent.
How do you use "prime" in a sentence?
Example: "This waterfront lot is prime real estate." In Latin, "prime" is flōs, prima, prīmus.
Are there other ways to say "prime" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "prime": flōs, prima, prīmus.
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