whinny in Latin
whinny in Latin is hinniō — whinny means of a horse, to make a soft, gentle neighing sound.
whinny in Latin
hinniō
What does "whinny" mean?
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verb Of a horse, to make a soft, gentle neighing sound.
"The mare whinnied softly as her foal approached."
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noun A soft neighing sound made by a horse.
"A quiet whinny came from the stable as we walked past."
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whinny in a sentence
- The mare whinnied softly as her foal approached.
- A quiet whinny came from the stable as we walked past.
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What is "whinny" in Latin?
"whinny" in Latin is hinniō. whinny means: Of a horse, to make a soft, gentle neighing sound.
How do you use "whinny" in a sentence?
Example: "The mare whinnied softly as her foal approached." In Latin, "whinny" is hinniō.
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