Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A small brown owl, Ketupa ceylonensis.
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Yet coming from the verb involvo, – uere, – ui, – utum, the curiously fugitive sense of involutum also carries the sense of moving in a circle, being wrapped or rolled, coiled, curled, or wound up.
Archive 2009-04-01 2009
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Yet coming from the verb involvo, – uere, – ui, – utum, the curiously fugitive sense of involutum also carries the sense of moving in a circle, being wrapped or rolled, coiled, curled, or wound up.
Easter Sunday 2009
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Ibid. 'τίροβοίνονσης temere expreiriim erat in ed.I. & inde fer\ utum in fcqq.
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Qfll). en paix .. trAssitiLK, tril) utum quod t trtnftfunribus exiginir, 'i. q.
Glossarium manuale ad scriptores mediae et infimae Latinitatis Charles Du Fresne Du Cange 1778
reesetee commented on the word utum
A small brown owl, Ketupa ceylonensis. Also known as the Brown Fish-Owl. (Thanks, gangerh).
February 16, 2011