castling in Latin
castling in Latin is adrochatio — castling means (dated) The loss of a pregnancy, or a birth that happens too early.
castling in Latin
adrochatio
(chess) A move in which the king moves two squares towards a rook, and the rook moves to the other side of the king; the action of the verb to castle.
What does "castling" mean?
- noun (dated) The loss of a pregnancy, or a birth that happens too early.
- noun The second or third group of bees that swarms out of a hive within one season.
- noun A small cast or mould.
- noun Something that has been made by pouring material into a mould.
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What is "castling" in Latin?
"castling" in Latin is adrochatio. castling means: (dated) The loss of a pregnancy, or a birth that happens too early.
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