LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum
noun · feminine

noptiās

*noptiās f pl

Meaning

  1. Proto Italo Western Romancereconstructionwedding

Declension

declension
formsingularplural
nominative—/ˈnɔtt͡sʲas/

Origins

Alteration of nuptiās, with the stressed vowel taken from novus (“new”) or possibly noctem (“night”). Cf. also *novius (“newlywed”).

Occitano-Romance
  • Catalannoces
  • Occitannòças
  • Occitannòça
  • Gasconnoça
  • Gasconnòça
  • Provençalnuaçafrom Occitan nòças
  • Provençalnuèçafrom Occitan nòças
  • Vivaro-Alpinenuòçafrom Occitan nòças
  • Vivaro-Alpinenuèçafrom Occitan nòças
Gallo-Romance
  • Frenchnocesfrom Old French noces
  • Frenchnocefrom Old French noces
  • Normanneuchesfrom Old French noces
  • Normanneuchefrom Old French noces
  • Normanneauchefrom Old French noces
  • Normannöchfrom Old French noces
  • Picardneuchefrom Old French noces
  • Walloonnoicefrom Old French noces
  • Walloonnôcefrom Old French noces
  • Middle Englishnecesfrom Old French noces
Italo-Romance
  • Italiannozze
North Italian
  • Friuliangnocis
  • Liguriannòsse
  • Piedmontesenòsse
  • Ladinnoza
  • Romanshnozas
  • Venetannose
  • Venetannòçe

Quick answers

What does noptiās mean in Latin?
noptiās, a noun, means “wedding”.