1. mallŭvĭae — Lewis & Short
mallŭvĭae, ārum, f.manus - lavo,
I water for washing the hands, Paul. ex Fest. p. 161 Müll.; v. the foll. art.
The corpus record — Latin
mallŭvĭae
mallŭvĭae · f
water for washing the hands
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What it meant
2. malluviae — Walde–Hofmann
malluviae, -ärum f. „Waschwasser für die Hände*, malluvium, -i n. „Waschbecken“ (Fest. 161): aus *män-loxio-, vgl. lava S. 774 und pelluviae. mälsö — malva. 17 — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. malluviae, p. 922]
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