Etymology of the Latin word limus
the Latin word limus (apron crossed with purple, worn by attendants at sacrifice, by magistrates; mud, mire; slime; oblique, transverse; sidelong)
Derivations in Latin
limax,
limaceus,
limulus,
Limulus,
limicola,
limosus,
LimosaDerivations in other languages
English
limivorous, German
Lehm, Italian
limo, Portuguese
limo, Romanian
im, Spanish
limoUsage
Word found in Classical Latin, Late Latin
