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plaustral

plaustral adjective: of or relating to a wagon.

Adjective

plaustral (not comparable)

  1. (obsolete) Of or relating to a wagon.

Origin of plaustral

From Latin plaustrum (“wagon”).

Questions about plaustral

What does plaustral mean?
Plaustral means of or relating to a wagon.
What part of speech is plaustral?
Plaustral is an adjective.

Words near plaustral in the dictionary

  1. plausibly denied
  2. plausibly denies
  3. plausibly deny
  4. plausibly denying
  5. plausive
  6. plaustral
  7. Plaut-Vincent angina
  8. Plautdietsch
  9. Plautian
  10. Plautine
  11. Plautinian

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