mensa

See also Mensa

English

Noun

mensa (plural mensae)

1. In planetary geology, a large mesa-like area of raised land.

Anagrams

• amens
• manes
• manse
• means
• names

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Italian

Etymology

From Latin mēnsa (“table”).

Noun

mensa f (plural mense)

1. refectory
2. a meal, food on the table
3. a table
4. (uncommon) a Christian altar

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Latin

Pronunciation

• (Classical) IPA: /ˈmeːn.sa/

• Audio (Classical)

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Noun

mēnsa (genitive mēnsae); f, first declension

1. A table.
2. A table of food; meal, course, feast.
3. A sacrificial table, altar.
4. vocative singular of mēnsa

mēnsā f

1. ablative singular of mēnsa

Inflection

Number	Singular	Plural
nominative	mēnsa	mēnsae
genitive	mēnsae	mēnsārum
dative	mēnsae	mēnsīs
accusative	mēnsam	mēnsās
ablative	mēnsā	mēnsīs
vocative	mēnsa	mēnsae

Derived terms

• mēnsārius

Descendants

Aromanian: measã Dalmatian: maisa French: moise Indonesian: meja Irish: mias Italian: mensa Malay: meja Occitan: mensa

Portuguese: mesa Romanian: masă Romansch: maisa Sardinian: mesa Scottish Gaelic: mias Spanish: mesa Slovene: miza Turkish: masa

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Spanish

Adjective

mensa f (feminine plural mensas)

1. feminine form of menso