LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
adjectivefirst/second-declension adjective

levius

*levius (feminine *levia, neuter *levium)

Meaning

  1. Proto Romanceadjectivereconstructionlight (in weight)

Origins

Alteration of Latin levis. First attested in Old Occitan.

Italo-Romance
  • Neapolitanlieggio
  • Neapolitanliggio
  • Sicilianlieggiu
  • Sicilianleggiu
Insular Romance
  • Campidaneselebiu
  • Logudoreselebiu
  • Nuoreselepiu
Occitano-Romance
  • unknownlèugefrom Old Occitan leuge
  • unknownlèujasfrom Old Occitan leuge
  • unknownlhejasfrom Old Occitan leuge
  • unknownlauyíufrom Old Occitan leuge
  • Auvergnatlèugefrom Old Occitan leuge
  • Gasconlèugefrom Old Occitan leuge
  • Gasconléujafrom Old Occitan leuge
  • Languedocienlèugefrom Old Occitan leuge
  • Limousinlèugefrom Old Occitan leuge
  • Vivaro-Alpinelhèagefrom Old Occitan leuge

In English words that came into English from levius

  • leger*leviārium

Quick answers

What does levius mean in Latin?
levius, a adjective, means “light (in weight)”.