olim
/ˈəʊlɪm/Chiefly Bibliography and Palaeography in later use
adverb
At one time, formerly.
- Frequently introducing an earlier name or style placed parenthetically after the current term..
Origin
Mid 17th century. From classical Latin ōlim once, at one time, formerly from a first element also seen in olle that man, he, ultrā + -im, suffix forming adverbs.
- clerkdom
- clerkess
- clerk in holy orders
- clerkish
- clerkly
- Clerk of the Closet
- clerk of the course
- Clerk of the Pells
- clerk of the supersedeas
- clerk of (the) works
- clerkship
- Clermont-Ferrand
- cleuch
- cleugh
- C-level
- Cleveland
- Cleveland bay
- Cleveland, Grover
- Cleveland Heights
- clever
- clever-clever
- clever clogs
- clever Dick
- cleverly
- clever man