glirarium
glirarium noun: a terracotta pot used in Roman times to breed dormice for consumption as food.
Noun
glirarium (plural gliraria)
- A terracotta pot used in Roman times to breed dormice for consumption as food.
Forms of glirarium
| plural | gliraria |
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Origin of glirarium
Borrowed from Latin glirarium.
Words that rhyme with glirarium
- columbarium
- tepidarium
- caldarium
- sacrarium
- -arium
- herbarium
- necessarium
- ocularium
- samarium
- vestiarium
- acarinarium
- allylsamarium
48 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- antiquarium
- aquaterrarium
- argentarium
- armamentarium
- ascidiarium
- avicularium
- balsamarium
- bullarium
- bunarium
- calendarium
- calidarium
- calvarium
- canarium
- chilarium
- cibarium
- cinerarium
- clavicularium
- cochlearium
- collectarium
- collunarium
- cometarium
- conarium
- demecarium
- dibarium
- disamarium
- disciplinarium
- dissepimentarium
- emissarium
- evangelarium
- formicarium
- frigidarium
- fusarium
- gerbilarium
- germarium
- glaciarium
- gnathochilarium
- herpetarium
- hexabarium
- imaginarium
- insectarium
- Intermarium
- intracalvarium
- itinerarium
- juvenarium
- lactarium
- lararium
- larvarium
- leprosarium
Questions about glirarium
- What does glirarium mean?
- Glirarium means a terracotta pot used in Roman times to breed dormice for consumption as food.
- What part of speech is glirarium?
- Glirarium is a noun.
- What is the plural of glirarium?
- The plural of glirarium is gliraria.
Words near glirarium in the dictionary
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