shaving in Latin
shaving in Latin is ramentum — shaving means a thin strip or curl of material removed by cutting or shaving.
shaving in Latin
ramentum
(countable) A thin, shaved off slice of wood, metal, or other material.
What does "shaving" mean?
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noun A thin strip or curl of material removed by cutting or shaving.
"Wood shavings covered the workshop floor."
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noun The act of removing hair close to the skin.
"He keeps a razor and shaving cream in his bag."
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shaving in a sentence
- Wood shavings covered the workshop floor.
- He keeps a razor and shaving cream in his bag.
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What is "shaving" in Latin?
"shaving" in Latin is ramentum. shaving means: A thin strip or curl of material removed by cutting or shaving.
How do you use "shaving" in a sentence?
Example: "Wood shavings covered the workshop floor." In Latin, "shaving" is ramentum.
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