wasp in Latin
wasp in Latin is vespa, dolichovespa — wasp means a flying stinging insect related to bees and ants, usually with a slim waist and yellow-and-black markings.
wasp in Latin
vespa
Any of many types of stinging flying insect resembling a hornet.
dolichovespa
Any of many types of stinging flying insect resembling a hornet.
What does "wasp" mean?
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noun A flying stinging insect related to bees and ants, usually with a slim waist and yellow-and-black markings.
"A wasp got trapped inside the kitchen and stung the dog."
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noun (informal) Someone who acts in a sharp, irritable, or stinging way.
"He can be a real wasp when he's tired."
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wasp in a sentence
- A wasp got trapped inside the kitchen and stung the dog.
- Wasps build papery nests under roof eaves.
- He can be a real wasp when he's tired.
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What is "wasp" in Latin?
"wasp" in Latin is vespa, dolichovespa. wasp means: A flying stinging insect related to bees and ants, usually with a slim waist and yellow-and-black markings.
How do you use "wasp" in a sentence?
Example: "A wasp got trapped inside the kitchen and stung the dog." In Latin, "wasp" is vespa, dolichovespa.
Are there other ways to say "wasp" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "wasp": vespa, dolichovespa.
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