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101fortification — ou lieu de forteresse, comme rempart ou bastillon, Munimentum, Munitio, Firmamentum, Firmamen, Ouid …
102fortifiement — Fortifiement, Munitio …
103munition — Munition, f. acut. Munitio, Munimen, Munimentum. Munition et garnison, ou apprest, Praemunitio. Munition de vivres, Commeatus …
104rempar — Rempar, Munitio, Munimentum, Vallum. Environner de rempars, Circumuallare. Faire un grand rempar, et le continuer loing, Vallum ducere …
105munición — (Del lat. munitĭo, ōnis, construcción o muro de defensa). 1. f. Carga que se pone en las armas de fuego. 2. Pedazos de plomo de forma esférica con que se cargan las escopetas para caza menor. 3. Pertrechos y bastimentos necesarios en un ejército… …
106ammunition — [17] Ammunition is one of many words which resulted from a mistaken analysis of ‘article’ plus ‘noun’ (compare ADDER). In this case, French la munition ‘the munitions, the supplies’ was misapprehended as l’ammunition, and borrowed thus into… …
107munitions — [myo͞o nishənz] pl.n. [< MFr munition < L munitio, a fortifying, defending < munire, to fortify < moenia, fortifications < IE base * mei , to fortify > MERE3, L murus, wall] [sometimes with sing. v.] war supplies; esp., weapons… …
108munition — n. & v. n. (usu. in pl.) military weapons, ammunition, equipment, and stores. v.tr. supply with munitions. Etymology: F f. L munitio onis fortification (as MUNIMENT) …
109mu|ni|tion — «myoo NIHSH uhn», noun, adjective, verb. –n. Usually, munitions. 1. material used in war. Munitions are military supplies such as guns, ammunition, and bombs. »... to bring up reinforcements and supplies of military munition (Scott). 2. material… …
