nose = ρις / ρίνα [rhis/rhina] > rhinoceros (rhino), rhinitis, rhinology
the Latin word for nose is nasus, hence the word nasal as a derivative:)
It's μύτη (miti).
Nasus.
The Latin word for "nose" is nasus.
The Latin word for "big nose" is "naso magnus."
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With its name the Latin for "nose horn", the animal is the "rhinoceros".
Camryn doesn't mean anything in Latin. It's a Scottish name with the original meaning of "Crooked Nose".
Camryn doesn't mean anything in Latin. It's a Scottish name with the original meaning of "Crooked Nose".
Rhinoceros means "nose horn." They got the name because they have a horn or horns on their nose. The name is derived from Greek and/or Latin.
Hair - that's what rhino means in latin. Nauserous is latin for (pertaining to the nose)Rhinoceros horn is made of the protein keratin, which hair and fingernails are also made of. Nauserous isn't latin, actually it isn't any language.Rhinoceros isn't even of latin origin. Rhinoceros, from Greekrhinokeros, fromrhinos"nose" andkeras"horn."
means to pick ur nose kk i acuttly flepf