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Consus

Consus proper noun: an archaic Roman god of agriculture who presided over councils and secret plans.

consus: an archaic Roman god of agriculture who presided over councils and secret plans
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Proper noun

Consus

  1. (Roman) An archaic Roman god of agriculture who presided over councils and secret plans.

Origin of Consus

From Latin Consus.

Questions about Consus

What does Consus mean?
Consus means an archaic Roman god of agriculture who presided over councils and secret plans.
What part of speech is Consus?
Consus is a proper noun.

Words near Consus in the dictionary

  1. consumptiveness
  2. consumptives
  3. consumptivity
  4. consumpts
  5. consumptuous
  6. Consus
  7. consute
  8. consutile
  9. cont
  10. cont p.94
  11. cont p94

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