puppy in Latin
puppy in Latin is musculus, phocula, catulus — puppy means a young dog, usually under a year or so old.
puppy in Latin
musculus
A young rat.
phocula
A young seal.
catulus
A dog with a youthful appearance, or any dog.
catellus
A dog with a youthful appearance, or any dog.
What does "puppy" mean?
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noun A young dog, usually under a year or so old.
"The puppy chewed through another pair of shoes."
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noun Informal: any object or thing, often one that is troublesome or impressive.
"This puppy can tow up to three tons."
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puppy in a sentence
- The puppy chewed through another pair of shoes.
- They adopted a golden retriever puppy from the shelter.
- This puppy can tow up to three tons.
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What is "puppy" in Latin?
"puppy" in Latin is musculus, phocula, catulus. puppy means: A young dog, usually under a year or so old.
How do you use "puppy" in a sentence?
Example: "The puppy chewed through another pair of shoes." In Latin, "puppy" is musculus, phocula, catulus.
Are there other ways to say "puppy" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "puppy": musculus, phocula, catulus, catellus.
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