safe and sound in Latin
safe and sound in Latin is incolumis, sani salvique, sospes — safe and sound means having arrived or come through something without injury or harm, especially after a period of worry or danger.
safe and sound in Latin
incolumis
(idiomatic) Having come to no harm, especially after being exposed to danger.
sani salvique
(idiomatic) Having come to no harm, especially after being exposed to danger.
sospes
(idiomatic) Having come to no harm, especially after being exposed to danger.
What does "safe and sound" mean?
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adjective phrase Having arrived or come through something without injury or harm, especially after a period of worry or danger.
"Text me when you get home safe and sound."
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safe and sound in a sentence
- Text me when you get home safe and sound.
- All four climbers were found safe and sound after two nights on the mountain.
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What is "safe and sound" in Latin?
"safe and sound" in Latin is incolumis, sani salvique, sospes. safe and sound means: Having arrived or come through something without injury or harm, especially after a period of worry or danger.
How do you use "safe and sound" in a sentence?
Example: "Text me when you get home safe and sound." In Latin, "safe and sound" is incolumis, sani salvique, sospes.
Are there other ways to say "safe and sound" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "safe and sound": incolumis, sani salvique, sospes.
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