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via glareata

via glareata noun: a kind of Ancient Roman road, made from earth with gravel on top.

Noun

via glareata

  1. A kind of Ancient Roman road, made from earth with gravel on top.

Origin of via glareata

Latin

Questions about via glareata

What does via glareata mean?
Via glareata means a kind of Ancient Roman road, made from earth with gravel on top.
What part of speech is via glareata?
Via glareata is a noun.

Words near via glareata in the dictionary

  1. Via Crucis
  2. via dolorosa
  3. Via Egnatia
  4. via ferrata
  5. via ferratas
  6. via glareata
  7. via media
  8. via munita
  9. via negativa
  10. via terrena
  11. viabilities

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