ōre
[ˈoː.rɛ]
noun
LanguageLatin
Meaning- ablative singular of ōs and ōris
- This is the form of the noun 'ōs' (mouth) or 'ōris' (edge/rim) used in the ablative case, often signifying 'with the mouth' or 'by the mouth'.
Lōcutus est ōre suō.
He spoke with his own mouth.
Pronunciationˈoː.rɛ
Part of speechnoun
Usage noteThe ablative case typically denotes means or instrument.
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