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angusticlavia

angusticlavia noun: a tunic, with two vertical stripes, worn under a toga in Ancient Rome.

Noun

angusticlavia

  1. (historical) A tunic, with two vertical stripes, worn under a toga in Ancient Rome.
    Synonyms:
    angusticlavus

Synonyms of angusticlavia

  • angusticlavus

Forms of angusticlavia

alternative formangusticlavus
alternative formangustus clavus

Questions about angusticlavia

What does angusticlavia mean?
Angusticlavia means a tunic, with two vertical stripes, worn under a toga in Ancient Rome.
What part of speech is angusticlavia?
Angusticlavia is a noun.

Words near angusticlavia in the dictionary

  1. Angustias Zone IV
  2. angustibalin
  3. angusticanaliculate
  4. angusticlave
  5. angusticlaves
  6. angusticlavia
  7. angustidine
  8. angustidontid
  9. angustidontids
  10. angustifoliate
  11. angustifolious

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