sauna in Latin
sauna in Latin is sūdātōrium — sauna means a small room or building heated to a high temperature, used for relaxation or to induce sweating.
sauna in Latin
sūdātōrium
A room or a house designed for heat sessions.
What does "sauna" mean?
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noun A small room or building heated to a high temperature, used for relaxation or to induce sweating.
"They ended the gym session with twenty minutes in the sauna."
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verb To spend time in a sauna.
"We saunaed for a while before jumping into the cold plunge pool."
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sauna in a sentence
- They ended the gym session with twenty minutes in the sauna.
- The hotel spa has a sauna and steam room.
- We saunaed for a while before jumping into the cold plunge pool.
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What is "sauna" in Latin?
"sauna" in Latin is sūdātōrium. sauna means: A small room or building heated to a high temperature, used for relaxation or to induce sweating.
How do you use "sauna" in a sentence?
Example: "They ended the gym session with twenty minutes in the sauna." In Latin, "sauna" is sūdātōrium.
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