windpipe in Latin
windpipe in Latin is aspera artēria, canna gutturis, canālis animae — windpipe means the tube that carries air from the throat to the lungs; the trachea.
windpipe in Latin
aspera artēria
The trachea.
canna gutturis
The trachea.
canālis animae
The trachea.
fistula spiritālis
The trachea.
pulmōnis calamus
The trachea.
trachīa
The trachea.
What does "windpipe" mean?
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noun The tube that carries air from the throat to the lungs; the trachea.
"A piece of food became lodged in his windpipe."
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- A piece of food became lodged in his windpipe.
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What is "windpipe" in Latin?
"windpipe" in Latin is aspera artēria, canna gutturis, canālis animae. windpipe means: The tube that carries air from the throat to the lungs; the trachea.
How do you use "windpipe" in a sentence?
Example: "A piece of food became lodged in his windpipe." In Latin, "windpipe" is aspera artēria, canna gutturis, canālis animae.
Are there other ways to say "windpipe" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 6 translations listed for "windpipe": aspera artēria, canna gutturis, canālis animae, fistula spiritālis, pulmōnis calamus, trachīa.
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