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jacchus

jacchus noun: the marmoset (Hapale vulgaris).

Noun

jacchus (plural jacchuses)

  1. The marmoset (Hapale vulgaris)

Forms of jacchus

pluraljacchuses

Origin of jacchus

From Latin Iacchus (“Bacchus”).

Words that rhyme with jacchus

Questions about jacchus

What does jacchus mean?
Jacchus means the marmoset (Hapale vulgaris).
What part of speech is jacchus?
Jacchus is a noun.
What is the plural of jacchus?
The plural of jacchus is jacchuses.

Words near jacchus in the dictionary

  1. Jaccard distance
  2. Jaccard distances
  3. Jaccard index
  4. Jaccard indexes
  5. Jaccard indices
  6. jacchus
  7. jacchuses
  8. jacconet
  9. jacconets
  10. Jace
  11. jacent

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