redhead in Latin
redhead in Latin is rūfus — redhead means a person with naturally red or reddish hair.
redhead in Latin
rūfus
A person with red hair.
What does "redhead" mean?
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noun A person with naturally red or reddish hair.
"Her younger sister is the only redhead in the family."
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noun A North American diving duck with a reddish-brown head, prized as game.
"Hunters spotted a flock of redheads on the lake at dawn."
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redhead in a sentence
- Her younger sister is the only redhead in the family.
- Hunters spotted a flock of redheads on the lake at dawn.
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What is "redhead" in Latin?
"redhead" in Latin is rūfus. redhead means: A person with naturally red or reddish hair.
How do you use "redhead" in a sentence?
Example: "Her younger sister is the only redhead in the family." In Latin, "redhead" is rūfus.
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