acerata

English

Etymology

Latin?

Adjective

acerata

Sharp? Sharpened?
- 1786: In the reign of Edward III. the price of a painted bow was 1s. 6d. that of a white bow 1s. a sheaf of arrows, if acerata, or sharpened, 1s. 2d. non acerata, or blunt 1s. — Francis Grose, A Treatise on Ancient Armour and Weapons, page 38.

Latin

Adjective

acerāta

nominative feminine singular of acerātus
nominative neuter plural of acerātus
accusative neuter plural of acerātus
vocative feminine singular of acerātus
vocative neuter plural of acerātus

acerātā

ablative feminine singular of acerātus

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