adjective
līcĭātus
Meaning
- begun, commenced
līcĭātus, a, um, adj. licium; laid, leashed, like a web; hence, trop.,
I. begun, commenced (late Lat.): ut ita dicam liciatum videtur, quod nondum est, Aug. Civ. Dei, 22, 14; id. Gen. ad Litt. 3, 14.
Quick answers
- What does līcĭātus mean in Latin?
- līcĭātus, a adjective, means “begun, commenced”.