A monosyllable I am,-a reptile, I vow;
If you put me together, I’m syllables two;
I’m English, I’m Latin, I’m one or the other,
What’s English for one half, is Latin for t’other.
What am I?
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A monosyllable I am,-a reptile, I vow;
If you put me together, I’m syllables two;
I’m English, I’m Latin, I’m one or the other,
What’s English for one half, is Latin for t’other.
What am I?
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toad
The answer is toad. I thought a toad was an amphibian though.
toad? Or is that an amphibian..?
ok, Tori, Bizarette18, Anastasia11 have convinced me to change at least the title of the riddle…
TOAD
Not many people got this one
Nice job Joe, Tori, Anastasia11, & Bizarette18!
Hi RK,
Can you please explain this riddle? I am totally perplexed as to how ‘toad’ is the correct answer, and it is driving me crazy! <:{. Thank you. z
Hi there Zenitih,
Unfortunately, the riddle is not entirely accurate, and could of probably been a little more ‘correct’, since a toad is not a reptile, but in any case:
monosyllabe- ‘toad’
2 syllables- ‘to’ and ‘ad’, which both mean the same thing (one in Latin, the other English).
‘ad’ in Latin means: to, a direction toward, addition to, near; at, in the direction of.
This one was really tough, only 4 people got it so don’t feel bad