sandy in Latin
sandy in Latin is harēnōsus — sandy means covered in, containing, or made up of sand.
sandy in Latin
harēnōsus
What does "sandy" mean?
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adj Covered in, containing, or made up of sand.
"The path became sandy near the dunes, and walking slowed down."
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adj Having a light yellowish-brown colour, like sand.
"The puppy had soft, sandy fur that matched the colour of the beach."
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sandy in a sentence
- The path became sandy near the dunes, and walking slowed down.
- The kids ran barefoot across the sandy beach.
- The puppy had soft, sandy fur that matched the colour of the beach.
- They painted the hallway a warm sandy shade to make it brighter.
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What is "sandy" in Latin?
"sandy" in Latin is harēnōsus. sandy means: Covered in, containing, or made up of sand.
How do you use "sandy" in a sentence?
Example: "The path became sandy near the dunes, and walking slowed down." In Latin, "sandy" is harēnōsus.
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