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casula

casula noun: a chasuble.

Noun

casula (plural casulae)

  1. A chasuble.

Proper noun capitalized: Casula

Casula

  1. A suburb of Sydney in the Liverpool council area, New South Wales, Australia.

Forms of casula

pluralcasulae

Origin of casula

Borrowed from Latin casula.

Questions about casula

What does casula mean?
Casula means a chasuble.
What part of speech is casula?
Casula can be a noun or a proper noun.
What is the plural of casula?
The plural of casula is casulae.

Words near casula in the dictionary

  1. casuistically
  2. casuistics
  3. casuistries
  4. casuistry
  5. casuists
  6. casula
  7. casulae
  8. Casumbazar
  9. Casuntingan
  10. casus
  11. casus belli

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