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sil·i·qua
\ˈsilə̇kwə\ noun
(plural sili·quae \-ləˌkwē\)
Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, pod, husk, a small weight, coin worth 1/24 solidus — more at shell
1. : silique
2. [Latin] : a Roman silver coin first issued by Constantine the Great : the 1/24 solidus or later the half miliarensis
• sil·i·qua·ceous \|silə|kwāshəs\ adjective |