operibus citatis
UK/ɒˈpɛɹɪbəs sɪˈtɑːtiːz/
operibus citatis adverb: in the works (already) cited or quoted.
Adverb
operibus citatis (not comparable)
- In the works (already) cited or quoted.
Origin of operibus citatis
From post-Classical Latin operibus citātīs (“in the works quoted”), ablative plural form of Latin opus citātum (“quoted work; the work quoted”). Compare opere citato.
Questions about operibus citatis
- What does operibus citatis mean?
- Operibus citatis means in the works (already) cited or quoted.
- What part of speech is operibus citatis?
- Operibus citatis is an adverb.
- How do you pronounce operibus citatis?
- Operibus citatis is pronounced /ɒˈpɛɹɪbəs sɪˈtɑːtiːz/ (UK).
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