sanitary in Latin
sanitary in Latin is saniter, sanitera, saniterum — sanitary means relating to health and the prevention of disease, especially through cleanliness.
sanitary in Latin
saniter
Of or relating to health.
sanitera
Of or relating to health.
saniterum
Of or relating to health.
What does "sanitary" mean?
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adj Relating to health and the prevention of disease, especially through cleanliness.
"The city upgraded its sanitary systems after the outbreak."
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adj Clean and free of germs or disease-causing filth.
"The kitchen must stay sanitary at all times."
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sanitary in a sentence
- The city upgraded its sanitary systems after the outbreak.
- The kitchen must stay sanitary at all times.
- The inspector said the restrooms weren't sanitary enough to pass.
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What is "sanitary" in Latin?
"sanitary" in Latin is saniter, sanitera, saniterum. sanitary means: Relating to health and the prevention of disease, especially through cleanliness.
How do you use "sanitary" in a sentence?
Example: "The city upgraded its sanitary systems after the outbreak." In Latin, "sanitary" is saniter, sanitera, saniterum.
Are there other ways to say "sanitary" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "sanitary": saniter, sanitera, saniterum.
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