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trabeata

trabeata noun: an Ancient Roman comedy dealing with middle-class life.

Noun

trabeata (plural trabeatae)

  1. An Ancient Roman comedy dealing with middle-class life.

Forms of trabeata

pluraltrabeatae

Questions about trabeata

What does trabeata mean?
Trabeata means an Ancient Roman comedy dealing with middle-class life.
What part of speech is trabeata?
Trabeata is a noun.
What is the plural of trabeata?
The plural of trabeata is trabeatae.

Words near trabeata in the dictionary

  1. Trabboch
  2. Trabby
  3. trabea
  4. trabeae
  5. trabeal
  6. trabeata
  7. trabeatae
  8. trabeate
  9. trabeated
  10. trabeation
  11. trabeations

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