Priorums
/prʌɪˈɔːrəmz/noun
Questions taken from Aristotle's two books of Prior Analytics.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Whitgift (d. 1604), archbishop of Canterbury. From classical Latin priōrum (in post-classical Latin Analyticorum priorum libri duo, the usual title of the two books of the Prior Analytics (of Aristotle)), genitive plural of prior + English -s, plural ending.
- dissolutely
- dissoluteness
- dissolution
- dissolution of the monasteries
- dissolvable
- dissolve
- dissolvent
- dissonance
- dissonant
- dissonantly
- dissuade
- dissuader
- dissuasion
- dissuasive
- dissyllabic
- dissyllable
- dissymmetric
- dissymmetrical
- dissymmetry
- distaff
- distal
- distally
- distance
- distance learning
- distance lends enchantment to the view