What is the Latin meaning for 'cirrostratus'?

Answer 1

The word 'cirrostratus' traces back to the ancient, classical Latin language of the ancient Romans. The original Latin word is 'cirrus', which means 'a curl of hair, lock, or ringlet'; and 'stratus', which means 'layered' or 'stretched'.The term describes the layered or stretched curly look of thin clouds of ice crystals that may be accompanied by a halo. It forms more than 20,000 feet/6,000 meters above the ground. Its presence as a thin, very extensive veil over almost the entire sky may indicate moisture in the upper atmosphere, formation of a warm front, and possibility of precipitation within the next 12-24 hours.

Answer 2

It's a form of the word 'cirrus', meaning 'curl'. It's either dative or ablative singular.

Answer 3

Translating from Latin to English can be just as hard as translating from English to Latin. The Latin word cirro means crest in English.

Answer 4

The Latin word "cirro" is a prefix. When it is attached to the front of a cloud word, it refers to high altitudes.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

I do not care, go on Google translate to see for yourself