From Latin ambiguus, “uncertain” or “going both ways”.
From Latin ambiguus, “uncertain” or “going both ways”.
What does ambiguo mean?
It describes something open to more than one interpretation or not clearly settled.
Is ambiguo always deliberate?
No. Wording can be ambiguous by accident, though someone may also choose it.
Can a person be ambiguo?
Yes, when their words or actions leave their position unclear.
What is the feminine form?
Ambigua; the plural forms are ambiguos and ambiguas.
Does it also describe a test result?
Yes. An ambiguous result does not point to a definite conclusion.