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How do you say beak in latin?

Anonymous

∙ 9y ago

Updated: 12/3/2025

The Latin word for "beak" is "rostrum." This term can refer to the beak of a bird or the projecting part of a structure, often used in a broader anatomical context. In some contexts, "culmen" can also refer specifically to the ridge of a bird's beak.

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