carum

IPA: kɝˈʌm

Examples of "carum" in Sentences

Alpes hominem immolari gentium carum more solitum: quod paulum à mandendo abest.
Alpes hominem immolari gentium carum more solitum: quod paulum � mandendo abest.
At length, as the evening was wearing late, a venerable brother chanced to ask Mr. Archibald when they might hope to see the Duke, tam carum caput, as he would venture to term him, at the
Eadem sententia archidiaconos et cononicos omnes complectitur, et de mulieribus relinquendis et de vitanda carum conversatione, et de districtione censurae si statuta transgressi fuerint ....
[111] Codex, vi, 60, 1: Res, quae ex matris successione fuerint ad filios devolutae, ita sint in parentum potestate, ut fruendi dumtaxat habeant facultatem, dominio videlicet carum ad liberos pertinente.
He cited the Barnhart Dictionary of Etymology to show how the primary meaning includes conveyance in a vehicle: the Latin carum means “car” and “cart,” and since 1896 we have used car to mean “automobile.”
Biliosum habui amatorem qui supplex flexis genibus, &c. Nullus recens allatus terrae fructus, nullum cupediarum genus tam carum erat, nullum vinum Creticum pretiosum, quin ad me ferret illico; credo alterum oculum pignori daturus, &c.