Definition of histrio in English:

histrio

noun ˈhɪstrɪəʊ

depreciative

= histrion.

Origin

Late 16th century. From classical Latin histriōn-, histriō actor, performer in pantomime from hister actor, explained by Livy as of Etruscan origin (although the ancient grammarian Festus states that histriones were so called as the first actors came from Histria, a peninsula at the head of the Adriatic) + -iō.

Definition of histrio in US English:

histrio

nounˈhɪstrɪəʊ

depreciative

= histrion.

Origin

Late 16th century. From classical Latin histriōn-, histriō actor, performer in pantomime from hister actor, explained by Livy as of Etruscan origin (although the ancient grammarian Festus states that histriones were so called as the first actors came from Histria, a peninsula at the head of the Adriatic) + -iō.

词汇	histrio
释义	Definition of histrio in English: histrio noun ˈhɪstrɪəʊ depreciative = histrion. Origin Late 16th century. From classical Latin histriōn-, histriō actor, performer in pantomime from hister actor, explained by Livy as of Etruscan origin (although the ancient grammarian Festus states that histriones were so called as the first actors came from Histria, a peninsula at the head of the Adriatic) + -iō. Definition of histrio in US English: histrio nounˈhɪstrɪəʊ depreciative = histrion. Origin Late 16th century. From classical Latin histriōn-, histriō actor, performer in pantomime from hister actor, explained by Livy as of Etruscan origin (although the ancient grammarian Festus states that histriones were so called as the first actors came from Histria, a peninsula at the head of the Adriatic) + -iō.
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