sermo cotidianus
noun
sermo co·ti·di·a·nus
-kōˌtēdēˈänəs
: Vulgar Latin spoken by the educated class —distinguished from sermo plebeius
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin, from Latin, everyday speech
- minister plenipotentiary
- minister resident
- minister to
- minister without portfolio
- minister's face
- minister-president
- minister-presidents
- ministered
- ministered (to)
- ministered to
- ministeria
- ministerial
- ministerialist
- ministerialists
- ministerially
- ministering
- ministering (to)
- ministering to
- ministerium
- ministers
- ministers (to)
- ministers of state
- ministers plenipotentiary
- ministers resident
- ministers to