What does ălŏgus mean in Latin?

ălŏgus, a adjective, means “destitute of reason”.

adjective

ălŏgus

ălŏgus, a, um, adj., = ἄλογος.

I. In gen., destitute of reason, irrational: animalia, Aug. Ep. 86.—

II. Esp.

A. In math.: aloga linea, one that does not correspond with another, Capitol. 6 fin.—

B. In verse: alogus pes, irregular, which corresponds with no kind of measure, Capitol. 9, p. 329.

What does ălŏgus mean in Latin?: ălŏgus, a adjective, means “destitute of reason”.