replicā

LanguageLatin

Meaning

1. second-person singular present active imperative of replicō
2. reply
3. This is the command form for one person to reply or answer. It comes from the verb replicō.

Examples

Part of speechverb

Usage noteThis is the imperative form of the verb, used to give a direct order to one person.

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