meāns
[ˈme.ãːs]
verb
LanguageLatin
Meaning- going along, passing, traversing
- going along
- This word describes a person or thing that is currently moving, passing, or traversing a path.
Viātor meāns ad urbem vīsus est.
The traveler going along to the city was seen.
Pronunciationˈme.ãːs
Part of speechverb
Usage noteThis is the present active participle of the verb meō.
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