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rōse

[ˈroː.sɛ]

verb

LanguageLatin

Meaning
  1. vocative masculine singular of rōsus
  2. gnawed
  3. This is a form of the word rōsus, used when addressing a masculine person who has been gnawed or eaten away.
Examples

O rōse, quid fecisti?

O gnawed one, what have you done?

Pronunciationˈroː.sɛ

Part of speechverb

Usage noteThis word functions as a vocative, meaning it is used to directly address someone.

Status: Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

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