Match the Latin placename elements with their meanings: strata | port, via | paved way, portus | street, castra | camp
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to match Latin placename elements with their corresponding meanings. It involves identifying the correct meaning for each Latin term provided.
Answer
strata | street, paved road; via | paved way; portus | port; castra | camp.
The meanings are as follows: strata | street, paved road; via | paved way; portus | port; castra | camp.
Answer for screen readers
The meanings are as follows: strata | street, paved road; via | paved way; portus | port; castra | camp.
More Information
The Latin terms 'strata' and 'via' both pertain to roads, with 'strata' often referring to a constructed or paved road, used historically as street names. 'Castra' refers to a military camp and often features in names of forts, while 'portus' signifies a port or harbor.
Tips
A common mistake is confusing 'strata' and 'via', as both can relate to roads, but 'strata' specifically means a paved or constructed road.
Sources
- Ancient Roman Elements - Behind the Name - behindthename.com
- Jegyzet | PDF | Plural | Grammatical Number - Scribd - scribd.com
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