venison in Latin
venison in Latin is ferīna — venison means the meat of a deer, or more broadly, meat from any wild game animal that was hunted rather than farmed.
venison in Latin
ferīna
The meat of a deer, typically one that had lived in its own natural habitat.
What does "venison" mean?
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noun The meat of a deer, or more broadly, meat from any wild game animal that was hunted rather than farmed.
"The restaurant served venison steak with a red wine sauce."
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venison in a sentence
- The restaurant served venison steak with a red wine sauce.
- They shot a deer and had venison in the freezer for months.
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What is "venison" in Latin?
"venison" in Latin is ferīna. venison means: The meat of a deer, or more broadly, meat from any wild game animal that was hunted rather than farmed.
How do you use "venison" in a sentence?
Example: "The restaurant served venison steak with a red wine sauce." In Latin, "venison" is ferīna.
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