LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
verb

iaceam

iaceam

Meaning

  1. "may I lie prostrate, may I lie down; may I recline"
  2. "may I lie ill, may I be sick"
  3. "may I linger, may I tarry"
  4. "may I be placed or situated, may I lie"
  5. "may I be low, flat or level"
  6. "may I lie still"
  7. "may I lie dead"
  8. "may I lie in ruins"
  9. "may I hang down loose"
  10. "may I be fixed on the ground, may I be cast down"
  11. "may I be indolent, idle or inactive"
  12. "may I lie dormant or abandoned, may I be of no avail"
  13. "may I lie overthrown; may I be refuted; may I be despised"
  14. "may I be languid, dull or lifeless"

Quick answers

What does iaceam mean in Latin?
iaceam, a verb, means “"may I lie prostrate, may I lie down; may I recline"; "may I lie ill, may I be sick"”.