iacent

Latin

Verb

iacent

  1. third-person plural present active indicative of iaceĊ
    1. "they lie prostrate, they lie down; they recline"
    2. "they lie ill, they are sick"
    3. "they linger, they tarry"
    4. "they are placed or situated, they lie"
    5. "they are low, flat or level"
    6. "they lie still"
    7. "they lie dead"
    8. "they lie in ruins"
    9. "they hang down loose"
    10. (of the face or eyes) "they are fixed on the ground, they are cast down"
    11. "they are indolent, idle or inactive"
    12. "they lie dormant or abandoned, they are of no avail"
    13. "they lie overthrown; they are refuted; they are despised"
    14. (of speech or language) "they are languid, dull or lifeless"
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