segregate in Latin
segregate in Latin is sēgregō — segregate means kept apart from others, or specially chosen.
segregate in Latin
sēgregō
(transitive) To separate.
What does "segregate" mean?
- adj Kept apart from others, or specially chosen.
- adj Set apart from other things of the same type.
- adj (technical) Broken away from a larger mass and gathered along its natural lines of division.
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What is "segregate" in Latin?
"segregate" in Latin is sēgregō. segregate means: Kept apart from others, or specially chosen.
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