tablet in Latin
tablet in Latin is tabula — tablet means a small, solid, easy-to-swallow piece of medicine or a supplement.
tablet in Latin
tabula
A slab of clay, stone or wood used for inscription.
What does "tablet" mean?
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noun A small, solid, easy-to-swallow piece of medicine or a supplement.
"The nurse told him to swallow one tablet with water after breakfast."
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noun A flat touchscreen computer that is larger than a phone but thinner and lighter than a laptop.
"The children watched cartoons on a tablet during the long car journey."
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noun A flat slab of stone, clay, or wood carved or written on, or a bound pad of blank paper.
"A stone tablet by the church door lists the names of local soldiers."
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tablet in a sentence
- The nurse told him to swallow one tablet with water after breakfast.
- She took a paracetamol tablet for her headache.
- The children watched cartoons on a tablet during the long car journey.
- She read the news on her tablet while the kettle boiled.
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What is "tablet" in Latin?
"tablet" in Latin is tabula. tablet means: A small, solid, easy-to-swallow piece of medicine or a supplement.
How do you use "tablet" in a sentence?
Example: "The nurse told him to swallow one tablet with water after breakfast." In Latin, "tablet" is tabula.
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