somewhere in Latin
somewhere in Latin is alicubi — somewhere means at, in, or to an unspecified or unknown place.
somewhere in Latin
alicubi
What does "somewhere" mean?
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adverb At, in, or to an unspecified or unknown place.
"I left my keys somewhere in the kitchen."
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somewhere in a sentence
- I left my keys somewhere in the kitchen.
- They're planning to move somewhere warmer for retirement.
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What is "somewhere" in Latin?
"somewhere" in Latin is alicubi. somewhere means: At, in, or to an unspecified or unknown place.
How do you use "somewhere" in a sentence?
Example: "I left my keys somewhere in the kitchen." In Latin, "somewhere" is alicubi.
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