adjective
in-consŏnans
Meaning
- ill-sounding
in-consŏnans, antis, adj.,
I. ill-sounding, unsuitable; with incongruum, Pompei. ap. Donat. de Barb. 6. — Adv.: in-consŏnanter, unsuitably; with inconsequenter, Vet. Interpr. Iren. 5, 17.
Quick answers
- What does in-consŏnans mean in Latin?
- in-consŏnans, a adjective, means “ill-sounding”.