Frequens
Frequens is a Latin adjective meaning frequent, common, or crowded. It is used to describe occurrences that happen often or places and groups that are well-attended. In classical Latin, frequens can modify nouns to convey repetition or abundance, as in phrases such as turba frequens (a frequent crowd) or templum frequens (a frequently visited temple).
Etymology and related forms are linked to the Latin root frequ-, associated with the idea of going
Usage in Latin texts is broad but context-specific: frequens commonly conveys repetition, regular attendance, or high
In modern usage, frequens informs the etymology of English words such as frequent and frequency, through their