storehouse in Latin
storehouse in Latin is apothēca — storehouse means a building used to keep goods or supplies.
storehouse in Latin
apothēca
A building for keeping goods of any kind, especially provisions.
What does "storehouse" mean?
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noun A building used to keep goods or supplies.
"Grain was kept in a storehouse through the winter months."
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noun A rich source of something, especially knowledge.
"The old librarian was a storehouse of local history."
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storehouse in a sentence
- Grain was kept in a storehouse through the winter months.
- The old librarian was a storehouse of local history.
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What is "storehouse" in Latin?
"storehouse" in Latin is apothēca. storehouse means: A building used to keep goods or supplies.
How do you use "storehouse" in a sentence?
Example: "Grain was kept in a storehouse through the winter months." In Latin, "storehouse" is apothēca.
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