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comitia

comitia noun: a popular legislative assembly in ancient Rome.

Noun

comitia (plural comitia)

  1. (Ancient-Rome) A popular legislative assembly in ancient Rome.

Forms of comitia

pluralcomitia

Plural of comitia: comitia

Origin of comitia

From Latin comitium (“assembly”).

Questions about comitia

What does comitia mean?
Comitia means a popular legislative assembly in ancient Rome.
What part of speech is comitia?
Comitia is a noun.
What is the plural of comitia?
The plural of comitia is comitia.

Words near comitia in the dictionary

  1. comitatively
  2. comitatives
  3. comitativity
  4. comitatus
  5. comitatuses
  6. comitia
  7. comitial
  8. comities
  9. Comitium
  10. comitiva
  11. Comito

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