Valentine in Latin
Valentine in Latin is Valentinus — Valentine means a card, gift, or affectionate message sent to someone on Valentine's Day.
Valentine in Latin
Valentinus
An English and Scottish surname derived from the male given name.
What does "Valentine" mean?
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noun A card, gift, or affectionate message sent to someone on Valentine's Day.
"He left a handmade valentine on her desk before class."
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noun The person to whom such a card or gift is given, or who gives one.
"Will you be my valentine this year?"
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Valentine in a sentence
- He left a handmade valentine on her desk before class.
- They exchanged valentines every February 14th since they started dating.
- Will you be my valentine this year?
- He asked her to be his valentine over dinner at their favourite cafe.
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What is "Valentine" in Latin?
"Valentine" in Latin is Valentinus. Valentine means: A card, gift, or affectionate message sent to someone on Valentine's Day.
How do you use "Valentine" in a sentence?
Example: "He left a handmade valentine on her desk before class." In Latin, "Valentine" is Valentinus.
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