Definition: The word "accontracta" in Latin means "to make a contract." It refers to an agreement or document that outlines the terms and conditions of a transaction, such as a sale or lease, and is typically signed by both parties involved. The term has its origins in Roman law, where it was used to indicate the contract between two private individuals, usually made after the death of one party and prior to their own death.

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Definition: It appears you might be confusing "acontia" with "aconti". In general, "acontia" is a diminutive of the Latin adjective "acontus" which means "small", but it's not really a word in English. It might be related to 'aconti' as well, but it doesn't seem like a word or name for which you can find precise definitions. I'm sorry if my previous response was unclear. Could you please clarify whether "acontia" is specifically a noun or a pronoun?

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