armarius
UK/ˌɑːˈmɛə.ɹi.əs/US/ˌɑɹˈmɛ.ɹi.əs/
armarius noun: the librarian in a medieval monastery, who kept, repaired and catalogued its manuscripts and books.
Noun
armarius
Origin of armarius
From Latin armarius.
Words that rhyme with armarius
- cibarious
- scarious
- Stradivarius
- tartareous
- vagarious
- vicarious
- Aquarius
- atrabilarious
- calcareous
- contrarious
- hilarious
- lampadarius
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- librarius
- malarious
- multifarious
- omnifarious
- precarious
- riparious
- testudinarious
- various
- acinarious
- adversarious
- anticarious
- apocrisarius
- apocrisiarius
- arbitrarious
- arenarious
- argillocalcareous
- assarius
- atramentarious
- Belisarius
- bordarius
- burglarious
- caeremoniarius
- calcarious
- carious
- confessarius
- corneo-calcareous
- cotarius
- duplicarius
- filarious
- fimetarious
- frumentarious
- glareous
- howlarious
- lapidarious
- librarious
- multivarious
- nectareous
- nectarious
- nefarious
- nightmarious
- noncalcareous
- noncarious
- nongregarious
- nonmalarious
- nonvicarious
- octarius
- octofarious
- octonarius
Questions about armarius
- What does armarius mean?
- Armarius means the librarian in a medieval monastery, who kept, repaired and catalogued its manuscripts and books.
- What part of speech is armarius?
- Armarius is a noun.
- How do you pronounce armarius?
- Armarius is pronounced /ˌɑːˈmɛə.ɹi.əs/ (UK).
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