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`lamb` in Latin

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lamb

  1. noun
    • young sheep, especially under one year
      agnus
      The lamb followed its mother. — Agnus matrem suam secutus est.
    • [figurative, religious, literary], innocent or gentle person
      agnus [figurative, religious, literary]
      She is as gentle as a lamb. — Tam mitis est quam agnus.
    • [religious, mythological, literary], Jesus Christ as sacrificial figure
      Agnus Dei [religious, mythological, literary]
      The Lamb of God takes away sins. — Agnus Dei tollit peccata mundi.
  2. verb
    • [technical, zoological], to give birth to a lamb
      agnosco [technical, zoological]
      The ewe will lamb in spring. — Ovis vere agnoscet.