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Anglo-Latin

Anglo-Latin proper noun: latin language as used in Britain, especially Medieval as well as Ecclesiastical and legal Latin.

Proper noun

Anglo-Latin

  1. Latin language as used in Britain, especially Medieval as well as Ecclesiastical and legal Latin.
    Synonyms:
    British Latin

Synonyms of Anglo-Latin

  • British Latin

Origin of Anglo-Latin

Originated 1785–95 from Anglo- + Latin.

Questions about Anglo-Latin

What does Anglo-Latin mean?
Anglo-Latin means latin language as used in Britain, especially Medieval as well as Ecclesiastical and legal Latin.
What part of speech is Anglo-Latin?
Anglo-Latin is a proper noun.

Words near Anglo-Latin in the dictionary

  1. Anglo-Indians
  2. Anglo-Irish
  3. Anglo-Israelism
  4. Anglo-Israelite
  5. Anglo-Israelites
  6. Anglo-Latin
  7. Anglo-Manx
  8. Anglo-Norman
  9. Anglo-Normans
  10. Anglo-Nubian
  11. Anglo-Nubian goat

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