domitae naturae

See also: domitæ naturæ

English

Alternative forms

• domitæ naturæ (archaic)

Etymology

From Latin domum(?) and natura, therefore meaning 'of a domestic nature'.

Adjective

domitae naturae (not comparable)

1. of a domestic nature.
2. (law) applied to domestic animals which can be claimed as their property.

Antonyms

• ferae naturae