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pentalogue

pentalogue noun: a series of five statements.

Noun

pentalogue (plural pentalogues)

  1. A series of five statements.
    • A few years ago, somebody in England published a little work which he called " Poultry Pentalogue," in which the whole art of fowl-breeding is summed up in five grand rules1870, Rural Carolinan, page 431
    • The Double Pentalogue or Ten Commandments2003, Reading from Right to Left: Essays on the Hebrew Bible, page 297

Forms of pentalogue

pluralpentalogues

Origin of pentalogue

From penta- + -logue.

Questions about pentalogue

What does pentalogue mean?
Pentalogue means a series of five statements.
What part of speech is pentalogue?
Pentalogue is a noun.
What is the plural of pentalogue?
The plural of pentalogue is pentalogues.

Words near pentalogue in the dictionary

  1. pentalobe
  2. pentalobed
  3. pentalobular
  4. pentalogies
  5. pentalogies of Fallot
  6. pentalogue
  7. pentalogues
  8. pentalogy
  9. pentalogy of Cantrell
  10. pentalogy of Fallot
  11. pentalongin

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