LAPIDEOUS Meaning and
Definition
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Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
Common Misspellings for LAPIDEOUS
- kapideous
- papideous
- oapideous
- lzpideous
- lspideous
- lwpideous
- lqpideous
- laoideous
- lalideous
- la-ideous
- la0ideous
- lapudeous
- lapjdeous
- lapkdeous
- lapodeous
- lap9deous
- lap8deous
- lapiseous
- lapixeous
Etymology of LAPIDEOUS
The word "lapideous" is derived from the Latin word "lapideus", which means "composed of stone" or "stone-like". It is formed by adding the suffix "-eous" to "lapid-" which is derived from the Latin word "lapis", meaning "stone". The term "lapideous" typically describes something that is made of stone or resembles stone.
Similar spelling words for LAPIDEOUS
- lepiotaceae,
- B-LPDS,
- libidos,
- labowitz,
- lobatse,
- PT-LPDS,
- lappets,
- leibowitz,
- lobotes,
- LBDDS,
- lipoids,
- LPTIS,
- lapideus",
- LBTES,
- layabouts,
- lobatus,
- labiates,
- lipides,
- lipids,
- lipietz,
- Lapides,
- LBITS,
- labdas,
- LPITS,
- lapidus,
- lebowitz,
- Leptus,
- Leptos,
- lepidus,
- LPDAS,
- leptis,
- Liebowitz,
- libates,
- LAPADS.
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