Amicus
Amicus is the Latin word for friend. The feminine form is Amica . Amicus means:
- Amicus, a 5th century bishop of Grenoble
- Bartholomeus Amicus (1562–1649), a Jesuit and writer
- Amicus and Amelius , a medieval tale about friendship
- Amicus Bank , a former Canadian financial institution
- Amicus (union) , a British union
- Amicus (Verlag) , a German publisher
- Amicus Productions , a British film production company
- amicus curiae , a term from procedural law
- proximus amicus , a legal term from England
- Amicus (Virginia) , town in Greene County
For proverbs with the term “Amicus” see List of Latin Phrases / A # Amicus
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Wiktionary: amicus - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
