Abacisci

Pronunciation: /əˈbækɪˌsaɪ/

Definitions of abacisci

noun a plural form of the noun 'abaciscus', which refers to a small abacus used in ancient Rome for counting and calculating

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a group of abacisci growing in the garden.

A2 The abacisci were ripe and ready to be harvested.

B1 The farmer carefully tended to the abacisci to ensure a good harvest.

B2 The market was filled with fresh abacisci from the local farms.

C1 The chef used abacisci in a unique dish that impressed all the guests.

C2 Researchers are studying the nutritional benefits of abacisci for future agricultural practices.

Examples of abacisci in a Sentence

formal The abacisci in the library are used to calculate complex mathematical equations.

informal I found some old abacisci in my grandma's attic, they look pretty cool.

slang Check out these abacisci, they're like ancient calculators!

figurative The abacisci of history help us understand the past in a tangible way.

Grammatical Forms of abacisci

• past tense: abaciscied
• plural: abacisci
• comparative: more abacisci
• superlative: most abacisci
• present tense: abacisci
• future tense: will abacisci
• perfect tense: have abaciscied
• continuous tense: is abacisciing
• singular: abaciscus
• positive degree: abacisci
• infinitive: to abacisci
• gerund: abacisciing
• participle: abaciscied

Origin and Evolution of abacisci

First Known Use: 0017 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'abacisci' originated from Latin.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in Latin to refer to a type of counting board or abacus, the word 'abacisci' has evolved over time and is no longer commonly used in modern language.