sole in Latin
sole in Latin is solea, planta — sole means being the only one; single, exclusive.
sole in Latin
solea
planta
The bottom of the body of a plough; the slade.
What does "sole" mean?
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adjective Being the only one; single, exclusive.
"The sole reason for my visit was to return the book I had borrowed."
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noun The bottom surface of the foot, or of a shoe.
"The sole of my boot came away from the leather after the long hike."
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noun A flat, edible sea fish.
"The fishmonger showed us a fresh sole lying on a bed of ice."
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sole in a sentence
- The sole reason for my visit was to return the book I had borrowed.
- She was the sole survivor of the crash.
- The sole of my boot came away from the leather after the long hike.
- She felt the warm sand under the sole of each foot.
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What is "sole" in Latin?
"sole" in Latin is solea, planta. sole means: Being the only one; single, exclusive.
How do you use "sole" in a sentence?
Example: "The sole reason for my visit was to return the book I had borrowed." In Latin, "sole" is solea, planta.
Are there other ways to say "sole" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "sole": solea, planta.
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