modistae
/məʊˈdɪstiː/ /məʊˈdɪstʌɪ/noun
Treated as plural: a group of later medieval grammarians who developed and expounded a system of Latin grammar in which Priscian's word classes and categories were integrated into the framework of scholastic philosophy.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in John Edwin Sandys (1844–1922), classical scholar. From post-classical Latin modistae, plural of modista from classical Latin modus + -ista.
- young adult
- young adult offender
- Young America
- Young, Andrew
- young at heart
- youngberry
- young blood
- young-born
- Young, Brigham
- Young, Cy
- Young dewberry
- young-earth
- young-earth creationism
- young-earth creationist
- young-earther
- young England
- Young Englander
- Young Englandism
- younger-born
- younger-brotherish
- younger generation
- younger hand
- younger-looking
- youngerly
- youngest-born