medius

Noun

(plural medii)

(anatomy) The middle finger; the third digit, or that which corresponds to it.

Origin

New Latin, from Latin medius (“middle”). See medium.

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Lilac: C. asturicus, cancellatus var., cilicicus, byzantinus (iridiflorus), longiflorus, medius, nudiflorus, pulchellus, Salzmanni, sativus vars.
Medius, middle), in the international sense, the intervention of a third power, on the invitation or with the consent of two other powers, for the purpose of arranging differences between the latter without recourse to war.
Adjective medianus, from medius, middle.

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