Moneta

moneta monēta monētā Italian it: Etymology From the noun it moneta money, q.v. Proper noun mfbysense it it Ernesto Teodoro Moneta, Italian journalist and patriot Anagrams it aemnot a monte amento menato metano nemato- nomate temano Latin Etymology la epithet of Juno :af moneō<id:remind> -tus<id:past participle><alt:-ēta> thumb|right|250px|Henri-Paul Motte's "The Sacred Geese Save the Capitol", a depiction of the geese at the temple of Juno Moneta warning of a Gaul attack la; from la moneō to advise, to warn + la -ētus, -ēta, -ētum, a second conjugation variant ending of la -tus, with the original meaning interpretable as “who reminds”, i.e. “the memory”; compare la monitus and la delētus, see also this page.387 moneō Monēta la a participial origin but active meaning? Proper noun Monēta<1> la Roman mythology en Moneta, an epithet of Juno in her role as advisor and patron of the Roman mint, kept at her temple. Declension Monēta<1> Derived terms la Iūnō Monēta monēta References