Latin

How to say oath-breaker in Latin?

How to say oath-breaker in Latin?
  1. What is Latin for Oathbreaker?
  2. What is the meaning of Oathbreaker?

What is Latin for Oathbreaker?

An oath-breaker is periurus, but note that this word can also refer to a perjurer (one who lies under oath), or a liar, an untruthful person in general.

What is the meaning of Oathbreaker?

Someone who breaks an oath.

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