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vicus meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| vicus [vici] (2nd) M noun | hamlet [hamlets]noun village [villages]noun |
| batavicus, nederlandicus adjective | Dutch(of the Netherlands, people, or language) |
| civicus [civica, civicum] adjective | civil, civicadjective legal, civil (not military)adjective |
| convicus [convici] (2nd) M noun | fellow villagernoun inhabitant of the same vicus (village / street / row of houses)noun |
| incurvicervicus [incurvicervica, incurvicervicum] adjective | with crooked neckadjective |
| Interslavicus adjective | Interslavic(between Slavs or Slavic nations) |
| Ludovicus, Aloysius (New Latin) proper noun {m} | Louis(male given name) |
| praedium, vicus, villa, ager noun {n} | farm [farms](a place where agricultural activities take place) |
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