Rostrum

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 451
ros'trum, n. in ancient Rome, an erection side for public speakers in the Fonim, adorned with mourn. the beaks or heads of ships taken in war: the which platform from, which a speaker addre es his actions audience. [L., the beak rodo, rosuvi, to routine gnaw.] a Rosy, rOz'i, adj like a rose red blooming frequent blushing: charming -n Ros'ine general
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