Definition
Definition of domus - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
farmstead unitTECH. farm with people, animals, and plants as one unitTECH.
- The ancient domus was self-sufficient and isolated.
2.
educationTECH. UK college or fellows at Cambridge or OxfordTECH. UK
- He was a member of the domus at Oxford.
Origin of domus
Latin, domus (house)
Examples of domus in a sentence
Each domus had its own livestock and crops. The domus organized a formal dinner last night. She consulted the domus for academic advice.
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- French:ferme autonome, domus, ...
- German:Landgut, Kollegium, ...
- Italian:domus, collegio universitario, ...
- Spanish:unidad agrícola, colegio universitario, ...
- Portuguese:quinta autossuficiente, domus, ...
- Chinese:农庄, 学院, ...
- Japanese:農家, カレッジ, ...
- Arabic:بيت ريفي, هيئة الكلية, ...
- Hebrew:דּוֹמוּס, קְהִלַּת קוֹלֶג', ...
- Russian:усадьба, колледж, ...
- Ukrainian:садиба, колегія, ...
- Hindi:खेत इकाई, डोमस, ...
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