motetus
noun
mo·te·tus
mōˈtētəs
plural -es
1
: the middle voice or the voice above the tenor in medieval motets
2
: motet sense 1a
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin motetus, motetum, from Middle French motet
- prairie crocus
- prairie dock
- prairie dog
- prairie dog town
- prairie dropseed
- prairie falcon
- prairie false boneset
- prairie fire
- prairie flax
- prairie fox
- prairie gentian
- prairie goose
- prairie gourd
- prairie grain wireworm
- prairie grass
- prairie grub
- prairie hare
- prairie hay
- prairie hen
- prairie horned lark
- prairie indigo
- prairie June grass
- prairie lily
- prairie lotus
- prairie mallow