flabellum
/fləˈbɛləm/
flabellum noun: a large fan used for religious ceremonies.
Noun
flabellum (plural flabellums or flabella)
- A large fan used for religious ceremonies.
- Any fan-shaped structure.
Forms of flabellum
| plural | flabellums |
|---|---|
| plural | flabella |
Origin of flabellum
From Latin flabellum (“fan”).
Words that rhyme with flabellum
- scutellum
- flagellum
- rostellum
- antebellum
- labellum
- postbellum
- vellum
- Abelam
- archicerebellum
- capitellum
- cerebellum
- cerebrocerebellum
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Questions about flabellum
- What does flabellum mean?
- Flabellum means a large fan used for religious ceremonies.
- What part of speech is flabellum?
- Flabellum is a noun.
- How do you pronounce flabellum?
- Flabellum is pronounced /fləˈbɛləm/.
- What is the plural of flabellum?
- The plural of flabellum is flabellums.
Words near flabellum in the dictionary
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