notabilia
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notabilia — (n.) notable things, from L. notabilia, neuter plural of notabilis (see NOTABLE (Cf. notable)) … Etymology dictionary
Notabilia — No ta*bil i*a, n. pl. [Neut. pl. of L. notabilis notable.] Things worthy of notice. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
notabilia — [nōt΄ə bil′ē ə] pl.n. [L, neut. pl. of notabilis: see NOTABLE] things worthy of notice … English World dictionary
notabilia — ˌnōd.əˈbilēə, bēl , lyə noun plural Etymology: Latin, neuter plural of notabilis : things worthy of note collected notabilia into groups G.U.Yule * * * /noh teuh bil ee euh/, n.pl. matters, events, or items worthy of note. [ < L, neut. pl. of… … Useful english dictionary
notabilia — /noh teuh bil ee euh/, n.pl. matters, events, or items worthy of note. [ < L, neut. pl. of notabilis remarkable, noteworthy] * * * … Universalium
notabilia — no·ta·bilia … English syllables
notabilia — /noʊtəˈbɪliə/ (say nohtuh bileeuh) plural noun 1. noteworthy things. 2. noteworthy sayings. {Latin} …
notabilia — n.pl. things worth noting … Dictionary of difficult words
bona notabilia — /bowns nowtsbiliys/ Notable goods; property worthy of notice, or of sufficient value to be accounted for. 2 Bl.Comm. 509 bona notabilia 2. /bowna nowtabiliya/ Notable goods. Goods which must be accounted for in estate of decedent. Neal v. Boykin … Black's law dictionary
bona notabilia — /bowns nowtsbiliys/ Notable goods; property worthy of notice, or of sufficient value to be accounted for. 2 Bl.Comm. 509 bona notabilia 2. /bowna nowtabiliya/ Notable goods. Goods which must be accounted for in estate of decedent. Neal v. Boykin … Black's law dictionary
