LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
verb

iaceās

iaceās

Meaning

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

Quick answers

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