volleyball in Latin
volleyball in Latin is follis volitatis, follis volatilis — volleyball means a team sport in which players hit an inflated ball back and forth over a net without letting it touch the ground on their own side.
volleyball in Latin
follis volitatis
(countable) The inflated ball used in such a game.
follis volatilis
(countable) The inflated ball used in such a game.
What does "volleyball" mean?
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noun A team sport in which players hit an inflated ball back and forth over a net without letting it touch the ground on their own side.
"Our school has a volleyball team that trains every Tuesday evening."
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noun The ball used in this sport.
"Please pump up the volleyball before the match begins."
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volleyball in a sentence
- Our school has a volleyball team that trains every Tuesday evening.
- Volleyball is popular on holiday beaches because you only need a net.
- Please pump up the volleyball before the match begins.
- She caught the volleyball with both hands and served it again.
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What is "volleyball" in Latin?
"volleyball" in Latin is follis volitatis, follis volatilis. volleyball means: A team sport in which players hit an inflated ball back and forth over a net without letting it touch the ground on their own side.
How do you use "volleyball" in a sentence?
Example: "Our school has a volleyball team that trains every Tuesday evening." In Latin, "volleyball" is follis volitatis, follis volatilis.
Are there other ways to say "volleyball" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "volleyball": follis volitatis, follis volatilis.
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