LATRON

Meaning of LATRON in English

ˈlā.trən noun

( -s )

Etymology: Latin latron-, latro mercenary soldier, brigand; akin to Greek latron pay, hire — more at lathe

archaic : brigand

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LATRON — Lateron. Used when parting ways. Example: Catcha latron, Mary.
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LATRON DUTREX — Later on, dude. Plural, Dutreces. Example: See you later. Latron, Dutrex.
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LARCENY — noun (plural -nies) Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French larecin theft, from Latin latrocinium robbery, from latron-, latro mercenary soldier, probably …
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-LATRY — noun combining form Etymology: French -latrie, from Late Latin -latria, from Greek, from latreia; akin to Greek latron pay worship
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-LATER — noun combining form Etymology: French -latre, from Late Latin -latres, from Greek -latrēs; akin to Greek latron pay worshiper
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LATHE — I. ˈlāth transitive verb Etymology: Middle English lathen to invite, from Old English lathian — more at lure archaic : …
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-LATRY — lə.trē, -ri noun combining form ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English -latrie, from Old French, from Late Latin -latria, from …
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LATRIDIDAE — lə.ˈtridəˌdē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latrid-, Latris, type genus (irregular from Greek latris maidservant) + -idae; …
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LATRIA — lə.ˈtrīə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Late Latin, service, worship, from Greek latreia; akin to Greek latron …
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-LATER — ləd.ə(r), lətə- noun combining form ( -s ) Etymology: alteration of Middle English -latrer, from Middle French -latre -later (from …
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LARON — noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French larron, from Latin latron-, latro mercenary soldier, brigand — more at latron obsolete …
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LARCENY — -nē, -ni noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French larcin theft (from Latin latrocinium robbery, from latron-, …
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LADRONE — noun or la·dron in sense 1 ˈlādrən or ˈladrən, in sense 2 ləˈdrōn ( plural ladrones or ladrons ) Etymology: …
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LADRONE — /leuh drohn"/ , n. Southwestern U.S. a thief. Also, ladron . [ 1550-60; ladrón latron- (s. of latro ) mercenary, …
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-LATRY — Etymology: French -latrie, from Late Latin -latria, from Greek, from latreia; akin to Greek latron pay : worship helio latry
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-LATER — Etymology: French -latre, from Late Latin -latres, from Greek -latrēs; akin to Greek latron pay : worshiper biblio later
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LARCENY — noun ( plural -nies ) Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French larecin theft, from Latin latrocinium robbery, from latron-, latro mercenary …
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LARCENY — [lar.ce.ny] n, pl -nies [ME, fr. MF larcin theft, fr. L latrocinium robbery, fr. latron-, latro mercenary soldier, prob. fr. …
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-LATRY — [-latry] n comb form [ME -latrie, fr. OF, fr. LL -latria, fr. Gk, fr. latreia; akin to Gk latron pay]: …
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-LATER — [-later] n comb form [ME -latrer, fr. MF -latre, fr. LL -latres, fr. Gk -latres; akin to Gk latron pay]: …
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