timid in Latin
timid in Latin is timidus, pavidus, meticulosus — timid means easily frightened or lacking confidence, especially in unfamiliar situations.
timid in Latin
timidus
Lacking in courage or confidence.
pavidus
Lacking in courage or confidence.
meticulosus
Lacking in courage or confidence.
What does "timid" mean?
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adj Easily frightened or lacking confidence, especially in unfamiliar situations.
"The timid puppy hid behind the sofa when guests arrived."
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timid in a sentence
- The timid puppy hid behind the sofa when guests arrived.
- She gave a timid answer, unsure if she was right.
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What is "timid" in Latin?
"timid" in Latin is timidus, pavidus, meticulosus. timid means: Easily frightened or lacking confidence, especially in unfamiliar situations.
How do you use "timid" in a sentence?
Example: "The timid puppy hid behind the sofa when guests arrived." In Latin, "timid" is timidus, pavidus, meticulosus.
Are there other ways to say "timid" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "timid": timidus, pavidus, meticulosus.
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