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dolabra

dolabra noun: an ancient axe or hatchet.

Noun

dolabra (plural dolabrae)

  1. An ancient axe or hatchet.

Forms of dolabra

pluraldolabrae

Origin of dolabra

Borrowed from Latin dolābra (“pickaxe”).

Questions about dolabra

What does dolabra mean?
Dolabra means an ancient axe or hatchet.
What part of speech is dolabra?
Dolabra is a noun.
What is the plural of dolabra?
The plural of dolabra is dolabrae.

Words near dolabra in the dictionary

  1. dol
  2. Dol-de-Bretagne
  3. dolabellane
  4. dolabellanes
  5. dolabellatrienone
  6. dolabra
  7. dolabrae
  8. dolabralexin
  9. dolabralexins
  10. dolabriform
  11. dolama

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