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beatus

beatus noun: a person who has been beatified.

Noun

beatus (plural beati)

  1. A person who has been beatified.

Forms of beatus

pluralbeati

Plural of beatus: beati

Origin of beatus

Borrowed from Latin beātus.

Phrases with beatus

Questions about beatus

What does beatus mean?
Beatus means a person who has been beatified.
What part of speech is beatus?
Beatus is a noun.
What is the plural of beatus?
The plural of beatus is beati.

Words near beatus in the dictionary

  1. Beatties
  2. Beattock
  3. Beatty
  4. Beattys
  5. Beattyville
  6. beatus
  7. Beatus map
  8. Beatus maps
  9. Beatus page
  10. Beatus pages
  11. beaty

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