Definitions

1. noun

A quinarii is a Roman unit of weight and currency, representing 1/24th of a libra (pound).

“The ancient Roman merchant carefully weighed the gold coins, ensuring they were each a quinarii in value.”

2. noun

A group of five in a specific context, such as a musical note or a poetic meter.

“The poet carefully crafted her verse, following the traditional pattern of quinarii iambic feet.”