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essedum

essedum noun: a chariot, especially a Roman one.

Noun

essedum (plural essedums)

  1. (archaic) A chariot, especially a Roman one.
    • [T]he ancient Briton, finding that his neighbor’s essedum—chariot, or rather cart—had worn the ruts too deep[.]1866, Charles Kingsley, chapter 38, in Hereward the Wake, London: Nelson

Forms of essedum

pluralessedums

Questions about essedum

What does essedum mean?
Essedum means a chariot, especially a Roman one.
What part of speech is essedum?
Essedum is a noun.
What is the plural of essedum?
The plural of essedum is essedums.

Words near essedum in the dictionary

  1. essaylike
  2. essays
  3. ESSCOM
  4. esse
  5. essed
  6. essedum
  7. Essegian
  8. Essegians
  9. Esselen
  10. Esselenian
  11. Esselman

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