LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
verb

iacēbat

iacēbat

Meaning

  1. "she was lying prostrate, she was lying down; she was reclining"
  2. "he was lying ill, he was sick"
  3. "he was lingering, he was tarrying"
  4. "it was placed or situated, it was lying"
  5. "it was low, flat or level"
  6. "she was lying still"
  7. "he was lying dead"
  8. "it was lying in ruins"
  9. "it was hanging down loose"
  10. "it was fixed on the ground, it was cast down"
  11. "he was indolent, idle or inactive"
  12. "it was lying dormant or abandoned, it was of no avail"
  13. "he was lying overthrown; he was refuted; he was despised"
  14. "it was languid, dull or lifeless"

Quick answers

What does iacēbat mean in Latin?
iacēbat, a verb, means “"she was lying prostrate, she was lying down; she was reclining"; "he was lying ill, he was sick"”.