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/ˈbaɲo/
Translation
bathroom; bath
Word origin
From Latin balneum ('bath'), itself from Greek balaneion. English 'balneology' shares this root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- balneum
- English cognates
- balneology
Grammar
Examples
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Where is the bathroom, please?
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I am going to have a hot bath.
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The house has three bathrooms.
bañaron .
The children swam in the river all afternoon.
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We have to change the bathroom next month.
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