lapidis
Lapidis is a term that primarily derives from Latin, where “lapis” means stone. In Classical Latin, lapidis is the genitive singular form, used to indicate possession or association with a stone, as seen in phrases such as “lapidis aeviternos” (of eternal stone). In modern linguistic contexts, the word appears rarely, often in scholarly discussions of Latin morphology or in the etymology of English words related to stonework, such as lapidary or lapidary art.
In contemporary usage, lapidis may occasionally surface in specialized dictionaries or glossaries that catalog Latin derivative
The word is not part of everyday English vocabulary and is not listed in standard dictionaries such