Translation
hunger
Word origin
From Vulgar Latin famine, from Latin fames ('hunger'). The Latin f became a silent h.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- fames
- English cognates
- famine, famish
Grammar
Examples
mucha desayune .
I am very hungry because I did not have breakfast this morning.
deliciosas.
Hunger made me think of the most delicious things.
.
She cooked something quickly to satisfy the children's hunger.
Muchas .
Many families still go hungry in various parts of the world.
mucha .
She was very hungry after the walk in the mountains.
mucha .
The children were very hungry when they came back from school.
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