sailing in Latin
sailing in Latin is velificatio — sailing means the activity or sport of traveling across water in a wind-powered boat.
sailing in Latin
velificatio
Motion across a body of water in a craft powered by the wind, as a sport or otherwise
What does "sailing" mean?
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noun The activity or sport of traveling across water in a wind-powered boat.
"Sailing is one of the most popular summer sports on the coast."
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noun A scheduled departure or voyage of a ship or ferry.
"We booked the earliest sailing to avoid the crowds."
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sailing in a sentence
- Sailing is one of the most popular summer sports on the coast.
- We booked the earliest sailing to avoid the crowds.
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What is "sailing" in Latin?
"sailing" in Latin is velificatio. sailing means: The activity or sport of traveling across water in a wind-powered boat.
How do you use "sailing" in a sentence?
Example: "Sailing is one of the most popular summer sports on the coast." In Latin, "sailing" is velificatio.
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