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vacatura.

an ecclesiastical benefice about to become vacant

8 characters4 syllables approx.Latina language

Meaning & usage

noun[wa.kaːˈtuː.ra]Classical-Latin[va.kaˈtuː.ra][wa.kaːˈtuː.raː]Classical-Latin[va.kaˈtuː.ra]

  1. an ecclesiastical benefice about to become vacant

    Medieval-Latin · declension-1

  2. an abeyance from work or duties; a period of free time

    Medieval-Latin · declension-1
verb[wa.kaːˈtuː.ra]Classical-Latin[va.kaˈtuː.ra][wa.kaːˈtuː.raː]Classical-Latin[va.kaˈtuː.ra]

  1. ablative feminine singular of vacātūrus

    Medieval-Latin · ablative · feminine · form-of · participle · singular
noun[wa.kaːˈtuː.ra]Classical-Latin[va.kaˈtuː.ra][wa.kaːˈtuː.raː]Classical-Latin[va.kaˈtuː.ra]

  1. ablative singular of vacātūra

    Medieval-Latin · ablative · form-of · singular
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