sombrero in Latin
sombrero in Latin is causia — sombrero means a hat with a very wide brim and tall crown, traditionally worn in Mexico for protection from the sun.
sombrero in Latin
causia
A kind of hat with a high conical or cylindrical crown and a saucer-shaped brim, highly embroidered, made of plush felt.
What does "sombrero" mean?
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noun A hat with a very wide brim and tall crown, traditionally worn in Mexico for protection from the sun.
"He bought a straw sombrero as a souvenir from his trip to Mexico."
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sombrero in a sentence
- He bought a straw sombrero as a souvenir from his trip to Mexico.
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What is "sombrero" in Latin?
"sombrero" in Latin is causia. sombrero means: A hat with a very wide brim and tall crown, traditionally worn in Mexico for protection from the sun.
How do you use "sombrero" in a sentence?
Example: "He bought a straw sombrero as a souvenir from his trip to Mexico." In Latin, "sombrero" is causia.
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