Definition of alveary in English:

alveary

(also alvearie)

noun ˈalvɪəri

A repository, especially of knowledge or information. Originally as the name of a dictionary encompassing several languages.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Baret (d. 1578), lexicographer. From classical Latin alveārium beehive, in post-classical Latin also hollow of the external ear from alveus + -ārium.

Definition of alveary in US English:

alveary

(also alvearie)

nounˈalvɪəri

A repository, especially of knowledge or information. Originally as the name of a dictionary encompassing several languages.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Baret (d. 1578), lexicographer. From classical Latin alveārium beehive, in post-classical Latin also hollow of the external ear from alveus + -ārium.

单词	alveary
释义	Definition of alveary in English: alveary (also alvearie) noun ˈalvɪəri A repository, especially of knowledge or information. Originally as the name of a dictionary encompassing several languages. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Baret (d. 1578), lexicographer. From classical Latin alveārium beehive, in post-classical Latin also hollow of the external ear from alveus + -ārium. Definition of alveary in US English: alveary (also alvearie) nounˈalvɪəri A repository, especially of knowledge or information. Originally as the name of a dictionary encompassing several languages. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Baret (d. 1578), lexicographer. From classical Latin alveārium beehive, in post-classical Latin also hollow of the external ear from alveus + -ārium.
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