stagnum
stagnum noun: a millpond.
Noun
stagnum (plural stagna)
- A millpond.
- See ante p. 44, where allusion is made to the grant by Roger de Mowbray to John, son of Drin, who had liberty to make this mill, and to fasten a stagnum or mill-pool.1865, John Fisher (of Masham.), The History and Antiquities of Masham and Mashamshire (page 182)
Forms of stagnum
| plural | stagna |
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Origin of stagnum
From Latin stāgnum.
Questions about stagnum
- What does stagnum mean?
- Stagnum means a millpond.
- What part of speech is stagnum?
- Stagnum is a noun.
- What is the plural of stagnum?
- The plural of stagnum is stagna.
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