zephyr in Latin
zephyr in Latin is zephyrus, favonius — zephyr means a gentle, mild breeze.
zephyr in Latin
zephyrus
Any light refreshing wind; a gentle breeze.
favonius
Any light refreshing wind; a gentle breeze.
What does "zephyr" mean?
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noun A gentle, mild breeze.
"A cool zephyr drifted in through the open window."
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noun Something very light and soft, especially a fine fabric.
"The scarf was woven from a zephyr-light wool."
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zephyr in a sentence
- A cool zephyr drifted in through the open window.
- Just a zephyr stirred the curtains that evening.
- The scarf was woven from a zephyr-light wool.
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What is "zephyr" in Latin?
"zephyr" in Latin is zephyrus, favonius. zephyr means: A gentle, mild breeze.
How do you use "zephyr" in a sentence?
Example: "A cool zephyr drifted in through the open window." In Latin, "zephyr" is zephyrus, favonius.
Are there other ways to say "zephyr" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "zephyr": zephyrus, favonius.
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