LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
verb

misc

misc (Second-person singular active imperative)

Meaning

  1. Pranestine form of misceō (“to mix”)
    c. 250-235 BCE, Inscription on a bronze casketmisc sane Well then, mix away!

Origins

Uncertain. Perhaps from Proto-Italic *mi(k)skō. Unlike Latin misceō, which was remodeled as a second-conjugation verb, the Praenestine term may preserve the original third-conjugation form. The issue hinges upon whether the term reflects underlying miscē or miscĕ. In the former case, it would reflect a second-conjugation verb, whereas in the latter it would represent a third-conjugation form.

Quick answers

What does misc mean in Latin?
misc, a verb, means “Pranestine form of misceō (“to mix”)”.