LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
verb

iacēbit

iacēbit

Meaning

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

Quick answers

What does iacēbit mean in Latin?
iacēbit, a verb, means “"she will lie prostrate, she will lie down; she will recline"; "he will lie ill, he will be sick"”.