acsr jewelry / ornatus, ûs mundus (muliebris) iocalia+ n. acsr hat: visor / (on helmet) ocularium (Helf.) ]] buccula (Lev.) ![]() acsr hat: turban / tiâra (Turcica) turbânum* (Helf.) ]] tiara orientalis (LRL) ]] mitra, tiara (Lev.) acsr hat: top hat / petasus altus (Helf.) ]] petasus altus ]] petasus turritus acsr hat: straw hat / pileus stramineus (Helf.) ]] petasus stramenticius (LRL) acsr hat: headware, head-covering / tegumentum capitis (Helf.) ]]headpiece (cap): galerum (Lev.) acsr hat: felt hat / petasus coactilis (Helf.) acsr hat: cap / pilleus, pilleum (leather) galerum, galerus (Lev.) ]] pilleus ]] baseball cap pilleus athleticus (CL) acsr hat: beret / pileus Vasconicus (Helf.) ]] pileus Vasconicus acsr hat / petasus, galericulum (LRL) ]] petasus ]] (broad-brimmed) petasus (close-fitting) pilleus (sun-shade) causia (Lev.) acsr handkerchief / Schweisstuch: sudarium - Taschentuch: linteolum mucinnium nasitergium* (Helf.) ]] sudarium, linteolum (LRL) ]] mûcinnium, linteolum ]] orarium mucinium (for sweat) sudarium (Lev.) pl., chîrothêca ]] digitabulum, chirotheca (LRL) ]] integumentum manûs (sleeve covering hands) manicae (work) digitabulum (Lev.) | kid glove digitabulum haedînum | handle with kid gloves molli bracchio tractare (Helf.) ]] digitabula n. acsr glove, mitten / chirothêca+ digitata digitabula n. acsr fan (held in hand) / flabellum (LRL) acsr earmuff(s) / ligamentum aurium tegillum aurium amphôtis, idis* (Helf.) ]] tegillum aurium (Lev.) acsr cuff links / globuli gemini ]] fibulae manicarum (Lev.) acsr collar / (for animals or slaves) collare numella (Helf.) ]] collare (ornament) torques, monile (dog) mellum (horse) subiugium (Lev.) acsr carat / pars vicesima quarta auri puri(Lev.) acsr blindfold / pannus oculos obligans - vt oculos obligo -ed oculis obligatis (Lev.) acsr belt buckle / cinguli fibula (Helf.) acsr belt / cingulum (LRL) ]] zona (Alb. acsr bead / globulus perforatus (or terebratus) (Lev.) acsr badge / insigne, signum (symbol) nota, signum (Lev.) II: Sigrides Albert, Imaginum vocabularium Latinum, 1998 I: Sigrides Albert, Cottidie Latine loquamur, 1987 Send us feedback about these examples.(haud necessario probandorum vel adhibendorum) These examples are programmatically compiled from various online sources to illustrate current usage of the word 'pecuniary.' Any opinions expressed in the examples do not represent those of Merriam-Webster or its editors. 2023 Alemi, of Burnley, Lancashire, denies 13 counts of fraud, three counts of obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception, two counts of forgery and two counts of using a false instrument. 2022 The previous regulation provided that fiduciaries’ primary duty is to maximize pecuniary returns. 2022 Even Switzerland, which is so devoted to pecuniary secrecy that its journalists can be jailed for writing about financial leaks, has frozen Russian financial assets, including those of Putin, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, and nearly four hundred others. Mark Fischetti, Scientific American, 12 Dec. 2023 Consequently their efforts are to be redoubled, and whatever influence, political or pecuniary, that can be brought to bear will be unhesitatingly wielded during the coming spring in one last grand endeavor to force the job through the Forty-second Congress. Kevinisha Walker, Los Angeles Times, 13 Apr. 2022 To hear Jason Momoa and company tell it, though, there is space for ambitions more philosophical than pecuniary. 2022 The lawsuit requests compensation for the loss of life, conscious pain and suffering of the deceased prior to death, funeral expenses, and the mental anguish and pecuniary damage of the surviving estate and to recover damages and judgment against the defendants. Brianna Kwasnik, Arkansas Online, 29 Jan. ![]() ![]() Chris Dolmetsch,, The filing requests compensation for the loss of life, conscious pain and suffering of the deceased prior to death, funeral expenses, and the mental anguish and pecuniary damage of the surviving estate and to recover damages and judgment against the defendants. Recent Examples on the Web The conspiracy count carries a maximum term of imprisonment of five years, a fine of up to $250,000 or twice the pecuniary gain to the defendant or loss to the victims, whichever is greatest, the US said.
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