safe in Latin
safe in Latin is securus, tūtus, fidus — safe means free from danger, harm, or risk.
safe in Latin
securus
tūtus
fidus
Reliable; trusty.
arca
A box, usually made of metal, in which valuables can be locked for safekeeping.
What does "safe" mean?
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adj Free from danger, harm, or risk.
"I felt safe as soon as I locked the door behind me."
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adj Reliable and unlikely to cause problems or be wrong.
"Choosing the familiar brand is the safe option when you don't have time to compare."
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noun A strong, lockable metal box or container used to store valuables securely.
"The hotel manager locked the guests' passports in the safe behind the reception desk."
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safe in a sentence
- I felt safe as soon as I locked the door behind me.
- The children were safe inside before the storm hit.
- Choosing the familiar brand is the safe option when you don't have time to compare.
- He gave a safe answer that nobody could possibly argue with.
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What is "safe" in Latin?
"safe" in Latin is securus, tūtus, fidus. safe means: Free from danger, harm, or risk.
How do you use "safe" in a sentence?
Example: "I felt safe as soon as I locked the door behind me." In Latin, "safe" is securus, tūtus, fidus.
Are there other ways to say "safe" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "safe": securus, tūtus, fidus, arca.
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