Translation
to bathe
Word origin
From the Romance bath family: French baigner and Italian bagnare, from Late Latin balneare, from Latin balneum ('a bath'), itself borrowed from Greek balaneion.
- Origin
- French and Italian, from Latin
- Root
- balneum
Examples
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The mother baths the baby every evening.
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I bathed in warm water.
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We bathed the dog in the garden.
is transitive: you bathe someone or something. To take a bath yourself, say sin or i. The bath is a bano, the bathtub a bankuvo, and the bathroom a .
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