- Adversarium
- Ad|ver|sa|ri|um 〈[-vɛr-] n.; Gen.: -s, Pl.: -ri|en od. -ria〉 unverarbeitete Aufzeichnung, Kladde [Etym.: <lat. adversaria »Rechnungsbuch, Kladde«]
Lexikalische Deutsches Wörterbuch. 2013.
Adversarium
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