1. mantīa — Lewis & Short
mantīa, ae, f., = mantei/a,
I the name of the blackberry-bush among the Dacians, App. Herb. 87.
The corpus record — Latin
mantīa
mantīa · f
the name of the blackberry-bush
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What it meant
2. mantia — Walde–Hofmann
mantia, -aef. (Ps. Apul), dak. uavría (Ps. Diosc.) ,Brombeerstrauch* : illyr. Wort, vgl. alb. geg. mand(e), tosk. men „Maulbeerbaum, Maul- beere“ (Jokl Eberts RL. 1, 88b, Bertoldi Gl. 21, 2584). mantica s. mantellum. — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. mantia, p. 939]
Where it came from
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