Definition of noctuary in English:

noctuary

noun ˈnɒktʃʊəriˈnɒktjʊəri

An account of what happens during a particular night or particular nights.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Spectator. From classical Latin noctū by night, ablative or locative of an unattested 4th-declension variant of noct-, nox night + -ary, after diary.

Definition of noctuary in US English:

noctuary

noun

An account of what happens during a particular night or particular nights.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Spectator. From classical Latin noctū by night, ablative or locative of an unattested 4th-declension variant of noct-, nox night + -ary, after diary.

单词	noctuary
释义	Definition of noctuary in English: noctuary noun ˈnɒktʃʊəriˈnɒktjʊəri An account of what happens during a particular night or particular nights. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Spectator. From classical Latin noctū by night, ablative or locative of an unattested 4th-declension variant of noct-, nox night + -ary, after diary. Definition of noctuary in US English: noctuary noun An account of what happens during a particular night or particular nights. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Spectator. From classical Latin noctū by night, ablative or locative of an unattested 4th-declension variant of noct-, nox night + -ary, after diary.
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