spiny in Latin
spiny in Latin is spinifer — spiny means covered with spines or sharp points.
spiny in Latin
spinifer
Covered in spines or thorns.
What does "spiny" mean?
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adjective Covered with spines or sharp points.
"The spiny cactus is a common sight in the desert."
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adjective Difficult, tricky, or full of complications.
"They faced a spiny legal question over the property boundary."
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spiny in a sentence
- The spiny cactus is a common sight in the desert.
- They faced a spiny legal question over the property boundary.
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What is "spiny" in Latin?
"spiny" in Latin is spinifer. spiny means: Covered with spines or sharp points.
How do you use "spiny" in a sentence?
Example: "The spiny cactus is a common sight in the desert." In Latin, "spiny" is spinifer.
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