urbane in Latin
urbane in Latin is urbānus — urbane means describing a person, usually a man, who is well-mannered, courteous and smoothly charming.
urbane in Latin
urbānus
Of a person (usually a man): having refined manners; courteous, polite, suave.
What does "urbane" mean?
- adj Describing a person, usually a man, who is well-mannered, courteous and smoothly charming.
- adj Describes something such as a remark or gesture that is elegant and sophisticated, fitting for someone with polished manners.
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What is "urbane" in Latin?
"urbane" in Latin is urbānus. urbane means: Describing a person, usually a man, who is well-mannered, courteous and smoothly charming.
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