treadle in Latin
treadle in Latin is insilia — treadle means a pedal you push with your foot to make a machine work.
treadle in Latin
insilia
A foot-operated pedal or lever that generates motion.
What does "treadle" mean?
- noun A pedal you push with your foot to make a machine work.
- noun A device that is set off when a wheel rolls over it.
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What is "treadle" in Latin?
"treadle" in Latin is insilia. treadle means: A pedal you push with your foot to make a machine work.
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