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Quirinus
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quirinus
English
Etymology
From en la Quirīnus.
Pronunciation
en /kwɪˈɹaɪ.nəs/
Proper noun
en Roman god An early Roman deity of possibly Sabine origin.
en Gods
Latin
la:
Etymology
la :der sbv:<alt:Curēs><ety:der<itc-pro:*kusi->> :from<text:adjective form of> quirīs<t:citizen> +
From the la sbv - town la Curēs, or from la quirīs citizen. Falsely derived, some say, from la curīs spear and la cūria court. See also la Quirītēs.
Pronunciation
yes Quirīnus
Proper noun
Quirīnus<2>
a Roman god of the state
la Roman god of Romulus after his deification; en Quirinus
la Roman god of Janus
la poetic of Augustus
la poetic of Mark Antony
Declension
Quirīnus<2>
Derived terms
la quirīnus
la quirīnālis
la Quirīnālia
Descendants
en Quirinus
fr Corin
it Quirino
pt Quirino
es Quirino
References