manus in Latin
manus in Latin is manus — manus means a hand: the part of the forelimb beyond the forearm in humans, or the equivalent part in other vertebrates.
manus in Latin
manus
(obsolete, Roman law) The power over other people, especially that of a man over his wife.
What does "manus" mean?
- noun A hand: the part of the forelimb beyond the forearm in humans, or the equivalent part in other vertebrates.
- noun (law, historical) Legal authority over another person, especially a husband's over his wife.
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What is "manus" in Latin?
"manus" in Latin is manus. manus means: A hand: the part of the forelimb beyond the forearm in humans, or the equivalent part in other vertebrates.
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