sandpit in Latin
sandpit in Latin is harēnāria — sandpit means a hollow in the ground where sand is dug out.
sandpit in Latin
harēnāria
A place or pit from which sand is excavated.
What does "sandpit" mean?
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noun A hollow in the ground where sand is dug out.
"The old sandpit on the edge of the village has been disused for years."
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noun A shallow container filled with sand for children to play in.
"The toddlers spent the whole afternoon digging in the sandpit."
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sandpit in a sentence
- The old sandpit on the edge of the village has been disused for years.
- Lorries came and went from the sandpit all morning, loading up sand for the building site.
- The toddlers spent the whole afternoon digging in the sandpit.
- We bought a wooden sandpit for the garden so the kids have somewhere to play.
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What is "sandpit" in Latin?
"sandpit" in Latin is harēnāria. sandpit means: A hollow in the ground where sand is dug out.
How do you use "sandpit" in a sentence?
Example: "The old sandpit on the edge of the village has been disused for years." In Latin, "sandpit" is harēnāria.
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