seafaring in Latin
seafaring in Latin is permarīnus — seafaring means working or travelling regularly at sea, especially as an occupation.
seafaring in Latin
permarīnus
What does "seafaring" mean?
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adjective Working or travelling regularly at sea, especially as an occupation.
"They came from a long line of seafaring fishermen."
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noun The practice or occupation of travelling and working at sea.
"Seafaring was a way of life in the old port town."
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seafaring in a sentence
- They came from a long line of seafaring fishermen.
- Seafaring was a way of life in the old port town.
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What is "seafaring" in Latin?
"seafaring" in Latin is permarīnus. seafaring means: Working or travelling regularly at sea, especially as an occupation.
How do you use "seafaring" in a sentence?
Example: "They came from a long line of seafaring fishermen." In Latin, "seafaring" is permarīnus.
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