`lie` in Latin
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lie
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to recline or be situated
iacereHe likes to lie on the grass. — Amat in herba iacere.cubareShe lay in bed all day. — Tota die in lecto cubavit. -
to tell a false statement
mentiriHe lied about his age. — De aetate sua mentitus est.fingere [figurative]She lied to protect him. — Eum tuenda fingebat.
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to recline or be situated
- noun
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a false statement
mendaciumThat was a terrible lie. — Illud mendacium horrendum erat.falsumHe told a lie to escape. — Falsum dixit ut effugeret.
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a false statement