lorica
lorica
Definition
lo·rica (lō rī′kə, lə-)
noun pl. -·cae--sē
- the cuirass worn by a soldier of ancient Rome
- a hard, protective shell or other covering around certain invertebrates
Etymology: L, orig., corselet of thongs < lorum, a thong: see lore
lor′i·cate′ (lôr′i kāt′) adjective or lor′i·cat′ed
lorica
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- call: Some species build a sort of home called lorica, in which individuals can take refuge.
Modifies a noun
- segmentata: Q: How can I go about building ' lorica segmentata ' - is there a set of patterns available?
- tie: No dimensions are given, but the item is included here because it most resembles lorica segmentata girdle tie hooks.
