slayer in Latin
slayer in Latin is homicīda, interfector, interfectrix — slayer means a person or thing that kills; a killer.
slayer in Latin
homicīda
interfector
interfectrix
occīsor
What does "slayer" mean?
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noun A person or thing that kills; a killer.
"In the story, she is destined to be the slayer of vampires."
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- In the story, she is destined to be the slayer of vampires.
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What is "slayer" in Latin?
"slayer" in Latin is homicīda, interfector, interfectrix. slayer means: A person or thing that kills; a killer.
How do you use "slayer" in a sentence?
Example: "In the story, she is destined to be the slayer of vampires." In Latin, "slayer" is homicīda, interfector, interfectrix.
Are there other ways to say "slayer" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "slayer": homicīda, interfector, interfectrix, occīsor.
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