suckling in Latin
suckling in Latin is lactens — suckling means a baby or young animal that is still feeding on its mother's milk.
suckling in Latin
lactens
An infant that is still being breastfed (being suckled) by its mother.
What does "suckling" mean?
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noun A baby or young animal that is still feeding on its mother's milk.
"The farmer kept the sucklings and their mothers in a separate pen."
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suckling in a sentence
- The farmer kept the sucklings and their mothers in a separate pen.
- As a suckling, the infant needed feeding every few hours.
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What is "suckling" in Latin?
"suckling" in Latin is lactens. suckling means: A baby or young animal that is still feeding on its mother's milk.
How do you use "suckling" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer kept the sucklings and their mothers in a separate pen." In Latin, "suckling" is lactens.
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