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laquearius

laquearius noun: a gladiator who used a laqueus, or lasso.

Noun

laquearius (plural laquearii)

  1. (historical) A gladiator who used a laqueus, or lasso.

Forms of laquearius

plurallaquearii

Origin of laquearius

Borrowed from Latin laqueārius.

Questions about laquearius

What does laquearius mean?
Laquearius means a gladiator who used a laqueus, or lasso.
What part of speech is laquearius?
Laquearius is a noun.
What is the plural of laquearius?
The plural of laquearius is laquearii.

Words near laquearius in the dictionary

  1. laquays
  2. Laque
  3. laquear
  4. laquearia
  5. laquearii
  6. laquearius
  7. laquears
  8. laquei
  9. Laques
  10. laqueus
  11. laquinimod

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