thong in Latin
thong in Latin is amentum, lōrum — thong means a narrow strip of leather or other material used to fasten or tie things.
thong in Latin
amentum
lōrum
What does "thong" mean?
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noun A narrow strip of leather or other material used to fasten or tie things.
"The sandal was held together with a leather thong."
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noun A minimal item of underwear or swimwear that leaves the buttocks mostly bare.
"She packed a thong for the beach."
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noun A flip-flop sandal held on by a strap between the toes (chiefly Australian).
"He kicked off his thongs before walking onto the sand."
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thong in a sentence
- The sandal was held together with a leather thong.
- She packed a thong for the beach.
- He kicked off his thongs before walking onto the sand.
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What is "thong" in Latin?
"thong" in Latin is amentum, lōrum. thong means: A narrow strip of leather or other material used to fasten or tie things.
How do you use "thong" in a sentence?
Example: "The sandal was held together with a leather thong." In Latin, "thong" is amentum, lōrum.
Are there other ways to say "thong" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "thong": amentum, lōrum.
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