| 释义 |
dies ne·fas·tus
\-āsneˈfästəs\ noun
(plural dies nefas·ti \-ˌstē\)
Etymology: Latin, literally, noncourt day
: a day on which secular activities were forbidden in ancient Rome; specifically : a day on which the courts were closed and it was illegal (as for the praetors) to transact public judicial affairs |