modistae
/məʊˈdɪstiː/ /məʊˈdɪstʌɪ/noun
Treated as plural: a group of later medieval grammarians who developed and expounded a system of Latin grammar in which Priscian's word classes and categories were integrated into the framework of scholastic philosophy.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in John Edwin Sandys (1844–1922), classical scholar. From post-classical Latin modistae, plural of modista from classical Latin modus + -ista.
- reefer jacket
- reefer madness
- reef fish
- reef flat
- reef heron
- reef hook
- reefing breeze
- reefing jacket
- reefing point
- reef knoll
- reef knot
- reef limestone
- reef line
- reef net
- reef net fishing
- reef netter
- reef oyster
- reef pendant
- reef platform
- reefpoint
- reef shark
- reef sponge
- reef tackle
- reef trout
- reef wash