tongue in Latin
tongue in Latin is lingua — tongue means the flexible muscular organ in the mouth used for tasting, moving food, and forming speech sounds.
tongue in Latin
lingua
What does "tongue" mean?
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noun The flexible muscular organ in the mouth used for tasting, moving food, and forming speech sounds.
"He burned his tongue on the hot soup."
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noun A language.
"French was her mother tongue."
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noun A narrow strip of material or land, such as the flap in a shoe or a strip of land jutting into water.
"Tuck the tongue of the boot in before lacing it up."
tongue in a sentence
- He burned his tongue on the hot soup.
- She stuck her tongue out at her brother.
- French was her mother tongue.
- The old poem was written in a forgotten tongue.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "tongue" in Latin?
"tongue" in Latin is lingua. tongue means: The flexible muscular organ in the mouth used for tasting, moving food, and forming speech sounds.
How do you use "tongue" in a sentence?
Example: "He burned his tongue on the hot soup." In Latin, "tongue" is lingua.
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