yearn in Latin
yearn in Latin is dēsīderō — yearn means to have a deep, often wistful longing for something or someone.
yearn in Latin
dēsīderō
(intransitive, also, figuratively) To have a strong desire for something or to do something; to long for or to do something.
What does "yearn" mean?
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verb To have a deep, often wistful longing for something or someone.
"She yearned to see her family again after years abroad."
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yearn in a sentence
- She yearned to see her family again after years abroad.
- He yearned for the simpler life he'd left behind.
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What is "yearn" in Latin?
"yearn" in Latin is dēsīderō. yearn means: To have a deep, often wistful longing for something or someone.
How do you use "yearn" in a sentence?
Example: "She yearned to see her family again after years abroad." In Latin, "yearn" is dēsīderō.
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