scales in Latin
scales in Latin is lībra, statēra, trutina — scales means a device with two pans used to measure and compare weight.
scales in Latin
lībra
A device for measuring weight.
statēra
A device for measuring weight.
trutina
A device for measuring weight.
What does "scales" mean?
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noun A device with two pans used to measure and compare weight.
"The butcher put the sausages on the scales."
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scales in a sentence
- The butcher put the sausages on the scales.
- The statue of justice holds a pair of scales in one hand.
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What is "scales" in Latin?
"scales" in Latin is lībra, statēra, trutina. scales means: A device with two pans used to measure and compare weight.
How do you use "scales" in a sentence?
Example: "The statue of justice holds a pair of scales in one hand." In Latin, "scales" is lībra, statēra, trutina.
Are there other ways to say "scales" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "scales": lībra, statēra, trutina.
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