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fornus

oven

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What it meant

1. fornus — de Vaan

fornus 'oven' [m. o] (Varro; usually fumus PL+) Oenvativesifornax [f.j 'furnace' (Cato+Xfornacalia, -drum [n.pL] 'Baking Festival' (Varro+);praefurnium 'furnace-entrance' (Cato+). Pit *x"orno-. PIE *gwhr-no- 'heat' or 'oven'. IE cognates: Olr. gorn 'fire' < *gwhor-no-; Skt — [de Vaan, s.v. fornus, p. 249]

2. fornus — Lewis & Short

fornus, i, v. furnus

I init.

Where it came from

No etymology authority pointer is recorded for this lemma yet — an honest gap, not an omission.

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