The corpus record — Latin

omnĭnōmĭnis

omnĭnōmĭnis · adj

of every name

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What it meant

omnĭnōmĭnis — Lewis & Short

omnĭnōmĭnis, e, adj.omnis-nomen,

I of every name: hunc vero innominem vel potius omninominem, siquidem sit unus et omnia, ut sit necesse aut omnia esse ejus nomine aut ipsum omnium nominibus nuncupari, App. Ascl. 20, p. 303.

Where it came from

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