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feminine
/poˈθjon/
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Translation
potion
Word origin
From Latin potio ('a drink, draught'), from potare ('to drink'). The same root gives English 'potion' and 'potable'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- potio
- English cognates
- potion, potable
Grammar
Genderfeminine
Pluralpociones
Examples
bruja mágica caldero.
The witch prepared a magic potion in her cauldron.
instante.
He drank the potion and fell asleep instantly.
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Do you really believe this potion cures love?
, convierte .
In the story, the potion turns people into animals.
mago .
The wizard kept his potions in coloured bottles.
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