squirrel in Latin
squirrel in Latin is sciūrus, sciurus — squirrel means a small rodent, often with a bushy tail, that typically lives in trees and eats nuts and seeds.
squirrel in Latin
sciūrus
Any of the rodents of the family Sciuridae.
sciurus
Any of the rodents of the family Sciuridae.
What does "squirrel" mean?
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noun A small rodent, often with a bushy tail, that typically lives in trees and eats nuts and seeds.
"A grey squirrel darted up the oak tree."
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verb To store something away secretly for future use.
"She squirreled away a bit of cash every month."
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squirrel in a sentence
- A grey squirrel darted up the oak tree.
- Squirrels bury nuts to eat later in the winter.
- She squirreled away a bit of cash every month.
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What is "squirrel" in Latin?
"squirrel" in Latin is sciūrus, sciurus. squirrel means: A small rodent, often with a bushy tail, that typically lives in trees and eats nuts and seeds.
How do you use "squirrel" in a sentence?
Example: "A grey squirrel darted up the oak tree." In Latin, "squirrel" is sciūrus, sciurus.
Are there other ways to say "squirrel" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "squirrel": sciūrus, sciurus.
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