Patavinity
/ˌpatəˈvɪnɪti/noun
The dialectal characteristics of the Latin of ancient Patavium (Padua), especially as found in Livy's writings; (more generally) provincial style.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in R. C. (fl. c1616). From classical Latin Patavīnitās the dialectal characteristics of the Latin of ancient Patavium (Padua), provincial style from Patavīnus + -tās. Compare Italian patavinità, Middle French, French patavinité.
- amelioration
- ameliorative
- ameliorator
- amen
- amenability
- amenable
- amenableness
- amenably
- amen corner
- amend
- amendable
- amende honorable
- amender
- amendment
- amends
- woman-mad
- woman-man
- woman market
- woman movement
- womanness
- woman of letters
- woman of the bedchamber
- woman of the streets
- woman of the world
- woman palaver