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@wordvoyage.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 2:54 PM

Today's word is 'Florilegium' (Latin (English scholarly use) · flor-ih-LEE-jee-um).
Meaning: A collection of literary passages, poems, or excerpts carefully selected and arranged, literally

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WordVoyage card for Florilegium in Latin (English scholarly use). Meaning: A collection of literary passages, poems, or excerpts carefully selected and arranged, literally meaning a 'gathering of flowers.' Native example: The scholar compiled a beautiful florilegium of Dante's most profound verses. English translation: The scholar compiled a beautiful florilegium of Dante's most profound verses. English usage: She treasured the florilegium of medieval poetry her professor had gifted her.
@wordvoyage.bsky.socialSep 15, 2026, 9:05 AM

Today's word is 'Abhorrentia' (Latin (Italian/Spanish/French/English scientific term) · ab-hor-EN-shuh).
Meaning: A philosophical term describing the natural human tendency to recoil from or reject something de...

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WordVoyage card for Abhorrentia in Latin (Italian/Spanish/French/English scientific term). Meaning: A philosophical term describing the natural human tendency to recoil from or reject something deeply repugnant or contrary to one's nature. Native example: La abhorrentia verso la crudeltà è un segno della nostra umanità. English translation: The abhorrentia toward cruelty is a sign of our humanity. English usage: I felt Abhorrentia today: A philosophical term describing the natural human tende...
@lenaozge.bsky.socialSep 3, 2026, 11:07 AM

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