Plautine
/ˈplɔːtʌɪn/ /ˈplɔːtiːn/adjective
Of, relating to, or in the style of the Roman comic dramatist Plautus.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Abraham Tucker (1705–1774), philosopher. From classical Latin Plautīnus of or belonging to Plautus or his works, typical of Plautus from Plautus, the name of Plautus (died b.c. 184), Roman comic dramatist + -īnus.
- beleaguer
- beleaguerment
- phantasmatical
- phantasmic
- phantasmical
- phantasmically
- phantasmological
- phantasmology
- phantast
- phantastica
- phantastron
- phantasy
- phantom
- phantomatic
- phantom circuit
- phantomic
- phantomically
- phantomise
- phantomish
- phantomize
- phantom larva
- phantom-like
- phantom limb
- phantom limb pain
- phantom minnow