- Apit
- Bna
- Cjo
- Dsom
Step-by-Step Solution
The first two phrases share only the word 'water' and only the code 'pit', so 'pit' means water.
Answer: A) pit
Which code word stands for 'water' if, in a code language, 'pit na som' means 'bring me water', 'jo pit ti' means 'water is cold', and 'na jo lo' means 'me is fresh'?
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