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via munita

via munita noun: a kind of Ancient Roman road, paved with stone blocks.

Noun

via munita (plural viae munitae)

  1. A kind of Ancient Roman road, paved with stone blocks.

Forms of via munita

pluralviae munitae

Origin of via munita

Latin

Questions about via munita

What does via munita mean?
Via munita means a kind of Ancient Roman road, paved with stone blocks.
What part of speech is via munita?
Via munita is a noun.
What is the plural of via munita?
The plural of via munita is viae munitae.

Words near via munita in the dictionary

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

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