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Hi, In what context did you find this word? Here's one possibility. 'Ventus' means wind.
- Hi, In what context did you find this word?
- Here's one possibility.
- 'Ventus' means wind.
- (Hence, English words like 'ventilation') The plural would be 'venti'.
- Latin nouns are declined depending on how they are used in each sentence, so possibly 'vento' means 'to/for/by/with/from the wind'.
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Hi,
In what context did you find this word?
Here's one possibility.
'Ventus' means wind. (Hence, English words like 'ventilation') The plural would be 'venti'.
Latin nouns are declined depending on how they are used in each sentence, so possibly 'vento' means 'to/for/by/with/from the wind'.
The plural, ie 'to/for/by/with/from the winds',
In what context did you find this word?
Here's one possibility.
'Ventus' means wind. (Hence, English words like 'ventilation') The plural would be 'venti'.
Latin nouns are declined depending on how they are used in each sentence, so possibly 'vento' means 'to/for/by/with/from the wind'.
The plural, ie 'to/for/by/with/from the winds',
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