excidium.
demolition, destruction (especially military), ruin
Meaning & usage
demolition, destruction (especially military), ruin
De Excidio Britanniae
massacre, slaughter, killing
Where this word comes from
From exscindō (“to annihilate, extirpate”) + -ium, from scindō (“to rend, destroy”), compare discidium (“disagreement, discord”). Sometimes construed by folk-etymology as from excīdō (“to cut out, destroy”) + -ium.
the setting of the sun
Where this word comes from
From excidō + -ium, from cadō (“to fall”).
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