VALLUM


Meaning of VALLUM in English

ˈvaləm, ˈwäˌlu̇m noun

( plural val·la -_lə, -(ˌ)lä ; or val·lums )

Etymology: Latin — more at wall

: a defensive wall of earth, sod, or stone : rampart ; specifically : an earthwork surmounted by a palisade especially as constructed by the ancient Romans from dirt thrown up from a surrounding fosse

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