| 释义 |
di·es fas·tus
\|dēˌā]sˈfästəs\ noun
(plural dies fas·ti \-ˌstē\)
Etymology: Latin, literally, court day
1. : a day on which Roman religious law permitted secular activities or an auspicious day for such activities
2. : any of the 40 days of each year on which the praetors under the Roman republic could exercise their general powers in holding court; broadly : dies comitialis |