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Mercedonius

Mercedonius proper noun: the intercalary month of the Ancient Roman calendar, abolished with the introduction of the Julian calendar in 45 BC.

Proper noun

Mercedonius

  1. (historical) The intercalary month of the Ancient Roman calendar, abolished with the introduction of the Julian calendar in 45 BC.

Synonyms of Mercedonius

Forms of Mercedonius

alternative formMercedinus

Questions about Mercedonius

What does Mercedonius mean?
Mercedonius means the intercalary month of the Ancient Roman calendar, abolished with the introduction of the Julian calendar in 45 BC.
What part of speech is Mercedonius?
Mercedonius is a proper noun.

Words near Mercedonius in the dictionary

  1. Mercedes Umaña
  2. Mercedes-Benz
  3. Mercedes-Benzes
  4. Mercedeses
  5. Mercedinus
  6. Mercedonius
  7. Merceds
  8. mercement
  9. mercements
  10. mercenarian
  11. mercenarians

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