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latus /la·tus/ (la´tus) [L.] broad, wide.

latus /la·tus/ pl. la´tera [L.] the side or flank.

la·tus (l

s, l

n. pl. lat·er·a (l

)

Flank.

latus

[lā′təs]

Etymology: L

broad, wide.

latus

[L.]

1. broad, wide.

2. the side or flank.

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