waterfall in Latin
waterfall in Latin is cataracta, aqua dēsiliēns, aquae dēiectus — waterfall means a place where a stream or river drops steeply over a cliff or rock ledge.
waterfall in Latin
cataracta
aqua dēsiliēns
aquae dēiectus
What does "waterfall" mean?
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noun A place where a stream or river drops steeply over a cliff or rock ledge.
"Tourists gathered to photograph the roaring waterfall."
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verb To drink from a bottle or can by pouring the liquid into the mouth from a distance, without touching the container to the lips.
"He waterfalled a can of soda to impress his friends."
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waterfall in a sentence
- Tourists gathered to photograph the roaring waterfall.
- He waterfalled a can of soda to impress his friends.
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What is "waterfall" in Latin?
"waterfall" in Latin is cataracta, aqua dēsiliēns, aquae dēiectus. waterfall means: A place where a stream or river drops steeply over a cliff or rock ledge.
How do you use "waterfall" in a sentence?
Example: "Tourists gathered to photograph the roaring waterfall." In Latin, "waterfall" is cataracta, aqua dēsiliēns, aquae dēiectus.
Are there other ways to say "waterfall" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "waterfall": cataracta, aqua dēsiliēns, aquae dēiectus.
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