transfix in Latin
transfix in Latin is transfīgō — transfix means to make someone freeze completely still, through fear, wonder, or awe.
transfix in Latin
transfīgō
(transitive) To pierce with a sharp pointed weapon.
What does "transfix" mean?
- verb To make someone freeze completely still, through fear, wonder, or awe.
- verb To stab through something with a sharp, pointed weapon.
- verb To pin something firmly in place, or impale it.
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What is "transfix" in Latin?
"transfix" in Latin is transfīgō. transfix means: To make someone freeze completely still, through fear, wonder, or awe.
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