Definition of punctus elevatus in English:

punctus elevatus

noun ˌpʌŋ(k)təs ɛləˈvɑːtəsˌpʌŋ(k)təs ɛləˈveɪtəs

Palaeography

In medieval manuscripts: a punctuation mark similar in appearance to an inverted semicolon, used to indicate a pause intermediate in length between that marked by a punctus and that marked by a punctus versus.

1950s. From post-classical Latin punctus elevatus from classical Latin punctus + ēlevātus. Compare German Punctus elevatus.

noun

Palaeography

In medieval manuscripts: a punctuation mark similar in appearance to an inverted semicolon, used to indicate a pause intermediate in length between that marked by a punctus and that marked by a punctus versus.

1950s. From post-classical Latin punctus elevatus from classical Latin punctus + ēlevātus. Compare German Punctus elevatus.

单词	punctus elevatus
释义	Definition of punctus elevatus in English: punctus elevatus noun ˌpʌŋ(k)təs ɛləˈvɑːtəsˌpʌŋ(k)təs ɛləˈveɪtəs Palaeography In medieval manuscripts: a punctuation mark similar in appearance to an inverted semicolon, used to indicate a pause intermediate in length between that marked by a punctus and that marked by a punctus versus. Origin 1950s. From post-classical Latin punctus elevatus from classical Latin punctus + ēlevātus. Compare German Punctus elevatus. Definition of punctus elevatus in US English: punctus elevatus noun Palaeography In medieval manuscripts: a punctuation mark similar in appearance to an inverted semicolon, used to indicate a pause intermediate in length between that marked by a punctus and that marked by a punctus versus. Origin 1950s. From post-classical Latin punctus elevatus from classical Latin punctus + ēlevātus. Compare German Punctus elevatus.
随便看	favourably disposed to favourably inclined favoured favoured favoured environment favouredly favouredness favoured treatment favourer favourer favouring favourite favourites favourite son favourite son favourite spot favouritism favouritize favourize favour(s) favours favour sb with favour somebody with favour someone with favour someone with