ˈambətəs noun
( plural ambitus )
Etymology: Latin — more at ambit
1. : the exterior edge or periphery (as of a leaf, a bivalve shell, or the test of a sea urchin)
2. : denotation 4
3. : the compass of a melody in a Gregorian chant
ˈambətəs noun
( plural ambitus )
Etymology: Latin — more at ambit
1. : the exterior edge or periphery (as of a leaf, a bivalve shell, or the test of a sea urchin)
2. : denotation 4
3. : the compass of a melody in a Gregorian chant
Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012