Definition of agrum in English:

agrum

noun ˈaɡrəm

rare

A disease affecting hawks, apparently characterized by the discharge of fluid from the beak and eyes (not identified.

Origin

Late 15th century; earliest use found in The Book of St. Albans. From post-classical Latin agrum, use as noun (short for morbum agrum acute disease) of agrum, variant of acrum, masculine accusative singular of classical Latin ācer sharp, acute.

Definition of agrum in US English:

agrum

nounˈaɡrəm

rare

A disease affecting hawks, apparently characterized by the discharge of fluid from the beak and eyes (not identified.

Origin

Late 15th century; earliest use found in The Book of St. Albans. From post-classical Latin agrum, use as noun (short for morbum agrum acute disease) of agrum, variant of acrum, masculine accusative singular of classical Latin ācer sharp, acute.

单词	agrum
释义	Definition of agrum in English: agrum noun ˈaɡrəm rare A disease affecting hawks, apparently characterized by the discharge of fluid from the beak and eyes (not identified. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in The Book of St. Albans. From post-classical Latin agrum, use as noun (short for morbum agrum acute disease) of agrum, variant of acrum, masculine accusative singular of classical Latin ācer sharp, acute. Definition of agrum in US English: agrum nounˈaɡrəm rare A disease affecting hawks, apparently characterized by the discharge of fluid from the beak and eyes (not identified. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in The Book of St. Albans. From post-classical Latin agrum, use as noun (short for morbum agrum acute disease) of agrum, variant of acrum, masculine accusative singular of classical Latin ācer sharp, acute.
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