sucking in Latin
sucking in Latin is sūctus — sucking means still feeding on mother's milk; not yet weaned.
sucking in Latin
sūctus
An act of sucking.
What does "sucking" mean?
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adjective Still feeding on mother's milk; not yet weaned.
"The farmer kept the sucking piglets close to the sow."
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noun The act of drawing something in with the mouth or by suction.
"The sucking sound from the drain meant it was finally clearing."
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sucking in a sentence
- The farmer kept the sucking piglets close to the sow.
- The sucking sound from the drain meant it was finally clearing.
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What is "sucking" in Latin?
"sucking" in Latin is sūctus. sucking means: Still feeding on mother's milk; not yet weaned.
How do you use "sucking" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer kept the sucking piglets close to the sow." In Latin, "sucking" is sūctus.
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