confessio amantis
UK/kɒnˈfɛsɪəʊ əˈmæntɪs/
confessio amantis noun: a lover’s confession.
Noun
confessio amantis (plural confessiones amantis or confessiones amantium)
- A lover’s confession.
- We think we cannot do better than favour our gentle and ungentle readers with the two following letters — both from distinguished Accidental Old Maids — and addressed to two young maidens, who had no desire that any accident should intervene which might devote them to what they most erroneously...1835, Old Maids; Their Varieties, Characters, and Conditions, page 91
Forms of confessio amantis
| plural | confessiones amantis |
|---|---|
| plural | confessiones amantium |
Origin of confessio amantis
Latin: cōnfessiō (“confession”) + amantis (“of loving”, the genitive singular of amāns, “loving”, the present active participle of amō, “I love”)
Questions about confessio amantis
- What does confessio amantis mean?
- Confessio amantis means a lover’s confession.
- What part of speech is confessio amantis?
- Confessio amantis is a noun.
- How do you pronounce confessio amantis?
- Confessio amantis is pronounced /kɒnˈfɛsɪəʊ əˈmæntɪs/ (UK).
- What is the plural of confessio amantis?
- The plural of confessio amantis is confessiones amantis.
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