Catonian
adjective
Ca·to·nian
kāˈtōnēən,
-nyən
variants or Catonic
kāˈtänik
: austere, harsh
Word History
Etymology
catonian from Latin catonianus, from Caton-, Cato (Marcus Porcius Cato †149 b.c. Roman statesman, or Marcus Porcius Cato †46 b.c. Roman Stoic philosopher, both celebrated for austerity) + Latin -ianus -ian; catonic from Latin Caton-, Cato + English -ic
- continents
- contingence
- contingences
- contingencies
- contingency
- contingency coefficient
- contingency fee
- contingency fund
- contingency method
- contingency plan
- contingency reserve
- contingency table
- contingent
- contingent (on or upon)
- contingent fund
- contingent on or upon
- contingent symbiosis
- contingent truth
- contingent use
- contingently
- contingents
- continua
- continual
- continually
- continualnesses