Definition of "utas" [u•tas]

• The octave, or seventh day after a festival (i.e., the eighth day counting inclusively, in the ancient Roman way). (noun)

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• "Laurentii, etc. In this method of dating, which was constantly employed both in Latin and ill the vernacular, the use of the English word utas for octave should be noticed."
• "How does the fact that the “John Hunter” who really lives and works in Tasmania has an email address at utas.edu.au prove that the “John Hunter” who is writing this to you at the moment is the same one?"
• "NOW leave we of Lucius the Emperor and speak we of King Arthur, that commanded all them of his retinue to be ready at the utas of"