wallet in Latin
wallet in Latin is pēra — wallet means a small flat case for carrying cash, cards, and other personal items.
wallet in Latin
pēra
(US, UK) A small case, often flat and often made of leather, for keeping money (especially paper money), credit cards, etc.
What does "wallet" mean?
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noun A small flat case for carrying cash, cards, and other personal items.
"I keep my bus pass and a few coins inside my wallet."
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noun A person's money or financial resources, used figuratively.
"Cheap flights are kind to your wallet, but not always to your patience."
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wallet in a sentence
- I keep my bus pass and a few coins inside my wallet.
- He checked his wallet before paying the bill.
- Cheap flights are kind to your wallet, but not always to your patience.
- Buying a bigger house will put a serious strain on your wallet.
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What is "wallet" in Latin?
"wallet" in Latin is pēra. wallet means: A small flat case for carrying cash, cards, and other personal items.
How do you use "wallet" in a sentence?
Example: "I keep my bus pass and a few coins inside my wallet." In Latin, "wallet" is pēra.
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