Dictionary

arietine en · ADJ

Etymology

From Latin arietīnus, from ariet(is) (“ram”) + -īnus, from oblique form of ariēs.

Meanings

1. (rare) Of, like, or pertaining to rams.
   • The great public, who follow the bell-wether with trusting confidence, and with the greater eagerness if the scent of scandal comes from his direction, tumbled pell-mell through the gap in the fence discovered by their arietine leader, and the whole pasture resounded with ovine voices of dismay. 1871 June 1, “Morality in Fiction”, in The Literary World, page 8:

Forms

Relateds

arietation · arietiform · Aries

Translations (1)

pt arietino (of, like, or pertaining to rams)