stingray in Latin
stingray in Latin is trȳgōn — stingray means a flat-bodied ray with a whip-like tail bearing a venomous barb.
stingray in Latin
trȳgōn
Any of various large, venomous rays, of the orders Rajiformes and Myliobatiformes, having a barbed, whiplike tail.
What does "stingray" mean?
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noun A flat-bodied ray with a whip-like tail bearing a venomous barb.
"The diver kept a safe distance from the stingray resting on the seabed."
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stingray in a sentence
- The diver kept a safe distance from the stingray resting on the seabed.
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What is "stingray" in Latin?
"stingray" in Latin is trȳgōn. stingray means: A flat-bodied ray with a whip-like tail bearing a venomous barb.
How do you use "stingray" in a sentence?
Example: "The diver kept a safe distance from the stingray resting on the seabed." In Latin, "stingray" is trȳgōn.
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